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SHE'LL BE COMING AROUND THE CORNER WHEN SHE COMES ...





SHE'LL BE COMING AROUND THE CORNER WHEN SHE COMES...


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Who is she? What's your guess?
Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 12:30:00 PM
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16 comments:

  1. GardenessFebruary 25, 2009

    Please say it's spring! Those are beautiful pictures. Hey, I'm back to following you. This hiccup was quite the pain, no?

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  2. Momma BearFebruary 25, 2009

    Thanks for stopping by!
    You pics are beautiful!

    potagergardengirl.com

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009

    You have very elegant styling. I love the manicured hedge and the wire gazebo. Very tasteful. It should be on the cover of a garden magazine--both in winter and spring.

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  4. Debbie February 25, 2009

    Just rub it in! Must be nice to be green and growing. I am tired of dead and brown. Pretty garden!
    Debbie
    Garden Thyme

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  5. HeatherFebruary 25, 2009

    I have no idea what that vine is but I certainly like it. How big is that little gazebo? Really nice focal point.
    -Heather

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  6. tinaFebruary 25, 2009

    I can see a dog?

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  7. Cathy S.February 25, 2009

    Amur? I see the dog around the
    corner of the photo...

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  8. TessaFebruary 25, 2009

    Hello, fellow NWer! Oh, I just love the look of snow! It looks so pretty with your gazebo.

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  9. Tatyana@MySecretGardenFebruary 25, 2009

    Melanthia, I hope it is spring! Although, don't you think March could bring some surprises?

    Momma Bear, thank you! What a cute Baby bear you have there!!!

    Grace, as we say in Russia, you are pouring honey on my soal (it doesn't sound right in English, does it?!) Thank you!

    Debbie, thanks! Don't you have green grass there? I might find something brown and ugly for the next post!

    Heather, thank you! That is grape vines. Never planted them before! The gazebo is pretty big.

    Tina, I can tell you are a dog person! You might be right - it could be a doggie chasing spring...

    Cathy, do you have a dog, too? I like your and Tina's guess and I also want to think that it is spring...

    Tessa, shshshsh don't say the word "snow" loud or it can come back!

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  10. gittanFebruary 26, 2009

    I do hope it's spring. Here I think I can feel it in the air. I read your comment about honey for your soul, we say that in Sweden to =)

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  11. BobFebruary 26, 2009

    I would say that spring is just around the corner. You have a lovely garden full of interest.

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  12. Cathy S.February 26, 2009

    Yes, I have 2 Smooth Collies,
    when you visit me again, look on the sidebar and scroll down. Did you notice the google readers and followers has now changed?

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  13. Tatyana@MySecretGardenFebruary 26, 2009

    Gittan, I thought it was spring but suddenly we have snow, again!

    Bob, thanks for stopping by! Winter tricked me. I believed that spring was around the corner but what I see on the ground this morning? White blanket! Hopefully it's just a tease.

    Cathy, those dogs look smart! I still have some of my followers lost because of the Blogger.

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  14. Roses and LilacsFebruary 27, 2009

    Good morning Tatyana. I stumbled on your blog and I'm so glad I did. Looking back over older posts, you have so much interesting garden information and lovely photos.

    The header is wonderful. The puppy smelling the poppies. Great photo! I'll be back soon to check new postings.
    Marnie

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  15. Chiot's RunFebruary 27, 2009

    I love love love your header picture. Saw you over at Daphne's Dandelions and I just had to stop by. What a cute puppy!

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  16. sweetbayFebruary 27, 2009

    I love your header pictures too -- adorable poppy and I love Bear's Breeches. They're so elegant.

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