The only ones I planted were the fringed burgundy and yellow ones. The rest were here.
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Beautiful pictures! You have a special talent to capture the essence of color, composition, and the variety of eye candy all around us in the photos you take. Reminds me of the many gifts Nature maintains for our pleasure.
Two academics on a mission to upgrade their 3 BR, 1.5 bath 1947 cottage, Raccoon Tree Acres, in Eugene, Oregon. We have limited experience and budget, and we are committed to nice materials and simple mid-century designs.
This occasional blog provides tips for the design-challenged, ponders big questions about moldings, and has pretty pictures of stuff that works. And you sometimes get hearty recipes for cooking with a limited kitchen, in portions large enough to fortify the most reluctant remodeler.
2 comments:
Beautiful pictures! You have a special talent to capture the essence of color, composition, and the variety of eye candy all around us in the photos you take.
Reminds me of the many gifts Nature maintains for our pleasure.
Thank you!
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