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Sierra Wild

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Show me your flowers 🌹 ❤️

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Deane Adams

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Sierra, thank you for the flower pics. I would show you some of my blooming plants, but lacking a camera and the knowledge/skill to post them plus with the drought conditions in part of June and all of July, well you've heard this story before. And with the extreme pressure from the local herd of deer, I didn't have many blooms this year.

Please post more pics when you can, thanks again!

Peace

Nancy Reading

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I think my michaelmas daisies would make a good jigsaw at the moment - a bit of sun and they are buzzing with pollinators!

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Anne Miller

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All the picture of the flower are really pretty.

I would love to know the names of all of them especially the first one that look so exotic.

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