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What a beautiful picture Tatyana. I love the blurred edges. Very nice. I gave my friend Doris a sedum planter full of about 5 different kinds to take with her as it wouldn't take up much room in her new yard.
ReplyDeleteHi Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteI just saw your nice Vintage Sniff picture. You're certainly a clever and talented photographer - and gardener :-) I really like your pictures of the plants in your garden.
Best,
Anette
Beautiful little still life there, Tatyana!
ReplyDeleteLove the turtle and the lantern, not to mention the plants.
Annelie
Cute turtle! Amazing, i was taking photos today of sedums growing in a planter! Mine, however, are not as delightful as yours!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! Carla
ReplyDeleteReally Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDear Tatyana, Your 'Picture of the Day' is lovely - cool and refreshing and such a delightful way to start a summer weekend. Have a very happy and restful one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful capture here.
ReplyDeleteI adore the photo of your I think sheperd puppy sniffing the poppies. I think it's priceless.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the vintage bench and flowers photo. Just lovely. And your poppies are the bomb, that's a good thing. Only hoping to get my front area as beautiful as yours. Still working on back for now.