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This is one of the plants I planted in my garden in Quakers Hill. And multitude of pesky snails loved to take residence around the yard with successive rainfall inducing growth of their numbers. I collected them, crushed them and put them back to the soil as organic fertilizer. 'Want not, waste not.'
Despite the onslaught of the snails, the blooms kept coming pretty generous.
Amazingly, the ones I planted in my present area did not bear flowers. But that is the least of my worry at the moment.
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In my old Alford home
Quakers Hill
2006-2007
The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers. ~Basho
This is one of the plants I planted in my garden in Quakers Hill. And multitude of pesky snails loved to take residence around the yard with successive rainfall inducing growth of their numbers. I collected them, crushed them and put them back to the soil as organic fertilizer. 'Want not, waste not.'
Despite the onslaught of the snails, the blooms kept coming pretty generous.
Amazingly, the ones I planted in my present area did not bear flowers. But that is the least of my worry at the moment.
Also for:
Cheers!
Certified Photography
In my old Alford home
Quakers Hill
2006-2007
14 comments:
What a beautiful dature tree. I love those dangerous trumpets and their hallucinogen scent.
Thanks for sharing your lovely photo on Macro Flowers Saturday!
Beautiful pictures - the detail is stunning!!
- Cheers Gisela.
Flowers are the sweetest things God
ever made and forgot to put a soul into.
- Henry Ward Beecher, Life Thoughts
Trumpets grow in cold places, unfortunately we can't them here but there a plenty of them in the countryside which I'm always delighted to look at.
Bonnie, dearest
I dont know that kind of flowers..congrats
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Fantastic closeups Bonnie!
I'm smiling at your using the snails for fertilizer. :)
(Carletta's Captures)
Hi Bonnie I love this trumpet like flowers. I tried to plant this but died. Love your shots too. Happy Sunday!
Purple blossom
Your trumpet flower photos are fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
An English Girl Rambles
I'm back Bonnie as I saw your comment on my blog. Thank you my friend! I don't know too many flowers other than the usual ones that I see, but if I can take a picture of a marker when I take the actual photo, then it helps me to remember to identify them when I share. Thank goodness for digital photography :)
I would also like to say Happy First Anniversary to your beautiful daughter and her husband, and congratulations to you also. What a happy day this is.
An English Girl Rambles
I love your trumpet flower. Beautiful closeups.
very pretty!
Wow absolutely gorgeous BB.
Have a wonderful week!
xo
" Regina "
Bravo - PP = Perfect Picture :-)
The trumpet flowers are gorgeous.
hello, thanks for the visit and the comment.. I am just wondering about the pop up window..what was it about?
it's me, chie at Chie's Camera Works
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