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Now it's time for irises to bloom.
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| Bleeding Heart by Mary Denman Photography |
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| Yellow Iris by Mary Denman Photography |
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| Bleeding Heart by Mary Denman Photography |
The flowers look absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks! :) The play park looks fun!
Deletelooks great!
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The lunches you make look delicious! thanks for stopping by!
DeleteMy favorite is the first bleeding hearts. Amazing flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by Heather. I homeschool too!
DeleteLovely captures! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathi! I like the perspective on your geranium. :) Thanks for dropping by!
DeletePerfect photos to show spring time. Bring on the warmer weather. :)
ReplyDeleteWarm weather yes! Storms, let's hope they're done! Have a great day!
DeleteLove the photos! I read your post the other day about losing your mom. It was a wonderful testimony to her life.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tina. My mom was a special lady. :) Have a great day!
DeleteBeautiful pictures! The bleeding hearts look lovely. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Jessica! I can see why they're named like they are. Thanks for dropping by!
DeleteDelightful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith! I liked your editing on your shots!
DeleteBeautiful and isn't it great summer is on it's way ..phewww!
ReplyDeleteHave an iristastic week ;-)
Thanks Steve! Hoping yo get some warm weather soon!
DeleteI love that the flowers are coming out now!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by Rosey! Enjoy them!
DeleteGorgeous flowers! We don't have most of those in Florida, or at least not naturally. I am constantly amazed by nature, and those people who can capture it through a lens. (That is SO not me.)
ReplyDeleteThanks Crystal! I used to live in South Florida so I'm happy to be back in my native South, taking pictures of azaleas, irises, violets. :) I had missed them since I lived past where they grow. Enjoy!
DeleteSo jealous! My crocus JUST started blooming in NH.
ReplyDeleteWell, get your camera out and take lots of pictures!
DeleteLove that yellow iris!
ReplyDeleteThanks Heather! Your tulip was really pretty. I liked the bricks behind it.
DeleteThanks for dropping by!
So pretty! Reading the tutorial too now as I need to learnabout lights. Look at my #WW entry. So dark =(
ReplyDeleteThanks. I liked your orchid picture. :) I hope the tips help.
DeleteI am so impatient now for my flowers to arrive! One of my very favourite plants is my bleeding heart because it is from a root of my late grandma's. She had a great big beautiful country garden and every time I am in mine, I think of her.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots.
Thanks Rory! I totally understand. I have an iris in my yard that was in my late grandfather's yard. He passed away around 1977. All of us grandkids have planted them so they are now in several states. They smell like root beer. I'll post a picture of them next week! Have a great day and enjoy spring!
DeleteCaptivating compositions - the leaves in the first are nearly as pretty as the flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristin! Your tulip shot is gorgeous!
DeleteThe red bleeding heart is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Claudia. :) A neighbor graciously allowed me to take pictures.
DeleteHi Mary! Such pretty flowers :) I don't have time to participate in WW anymore, but I'm happy that you stop by and say hello! Thank you!
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