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White Foxgloves. My Picture of the Day


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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 7:47:00 AM
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23 comments:

  1. Heather at Dusty BayJuly 14, 2010

    Beautiful, Tatyana - have a great day!

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  2. JCJuly 14, 2010

    Love these. Always wanted some in my wild yard.

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  3. Becca's DirtJuly 14, 2010

    Lovely foxglove and I love white flowers too.

    So sad about Gina's daughter. I can't imagine losing one of mine. I hope I never know.

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  4. Curbstone Valley FarmJuly 14, 2010

    Beautiful, and simply elegant.

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  5. AnonymousJuly 14, 2010

    Your Foxgloves are gorgeous.
    I just went to Gina's blog to read the horrible news. Parents should never have to lose a child. Now if I ever quit crying I can get back to work!

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  6. Window On The PrairieJuly 14, 2010

    I love foxgloves, but it's too hot and windy here in KS to grow them. Yours are beautiful!
    Suzanne
    http://windowontheprairie.com/

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  7. KimberlyJuly 14, 2010

    Elegant, Tatyana! Foxglove is pretty anyway but the white really steps it up!

    My thoughts and prayers are with Gina!!

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  8. Southern LadyJuly 14, 2010

    Lovely! Carla

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  9. Linda/patchworkJuly 14, 2010

    The Foxgloves are lovely. I've heard deer don't like them. Hmmm...maybe I should try some here.

    My heart aches for Gina's loss. What a hard thing to have to endure.

    Take care,
    Linda...

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  10. Rosie@leavesnbloomJuly 14, 2010

    Those look so sweet there in that scene. I've just bought some seeds for the ones whose little gloves point upwards.

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  11. MeredithJuly 14, 2010

    What beautiful beings those foxgloves are.

    Thank you for alerting me to those important happenings in the blogworld today. Gina's loss is heart-rending. :(

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  12. RoseJuly 14, 2010

    These are lovely, Tayana! I've always gone for colored blooms, but I'm liking white more and more. The first photo on your last post looks like wedding bells!

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  13. AndreaJuly 14, 2010

    Oh how beautiful, how i wish i can grow them here. But because we can't then i just contend myself with your photos. thank you!

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  14. Rebecca @ In The GardenJuly 14, 2010

    Beautiful picture Tatyana, I love when you can see right through the house via opposite windows. I have never appreciated foxgloves before, but yours are always so beautiful.

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  15. HermesJuly 15, 2010

    Just gorgeous flowers.

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  16. AnonymousJuly 15, 2010

    What an elegant and creative way of sharing the beauty nof white foxgloves! Jack

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  17. The IdiotJuly 15, 2010

    Now I know what a foxglove is! Thanks for that, I wasn't sure...

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  18. Rob (ourfrenchgarden)July 15, 2010

    Hi Tatyana

    Beautiful photo, of course, mention foxgloves and your blog always come to mind.

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  19. teresaJuly 16, 2010

    Foxgloves are such great flowers. I don't ever tire of them. yours being pure white is especially pretty/

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  20. Kinetic FountainsJuly 16, 2010

    What elegant plants!!

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  21. joeyJuly 16, 2010

    Delighted to have a moment to catch up on your lovely posts, dear Tatyana. 'Bridal Veil' is one of my favorites too. Happy remains of July gardening :)

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  22. Indoor FountainsJuly 17, 2010

    You seem to have a real knack for the camera. Is that a regular digital camera or a more upscale camera you use?

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  23. Priscilla @ Homegrown DelightJuly 17, 2010

    Beautiful garden! I love Foxglove :)

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