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Pics & Tips 18: Flowers By Gale Chester Whittington ==Copyright 2004-2008==
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Double Campernelle Daffodil. Most doubles, including this one, are too top heavy. 3-24-08
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Hale's Best Peach. Seven years of blossoms have resulted in only one year of peaches, due to late freezing. 3-24-08
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Hale's Best Peach. Exquisite! 3-24-08
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Clematis The President already reaching for the sky. I think I'll christen this plant "Obama!"3-24-08
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Camellia Betty Sette, an Ice Angels variety, starting to unfurl. 3-24-08
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Vinca minor blooms heaviest in the spring, with sporadic flowering throughout the summer on some of the newer varieties. This one is a dwarf. 3/24/08
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March 23, 2008! Spring has sprung!
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Wild tiny alliums in my back yard. 3/24/08
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Another view of my back lawn, now rapidly greening up. 3-24-08
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Hale's Best Peach already in bloom. If we have another frost, the crop will be lost. Keep your twigs crossed! 3-24-08
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Fortissimo and Tete-a-Tete Daffodils 3-24-08
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Fortissimo Daffodils grow thicker every year. 3-24-08
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Grape Hyacinths look like tiny blue Christmas trees. 3-24-08
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Dutch Master Daffodils, as yellow as the sun, 3-24-08
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Vinca Minor, known for its periwinkle blue color, has proven to be super hardy. 3-24-08
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