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My Christmas Tree. Pictures Of The Day

















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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 2:17:00 PM
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25 comments:

  1. GigaDecember 13, 2011

    Pięknie ubrana duża choinka kolorowymi, uroczymi ozdobami i i światełkami. Wejście do domu też urokliwie wygląda :-). Pozdrawiam

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  2. sweetbayDecember 13, 2011

    Your tree is lovely!

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  3. flowersandhomeDecember 13, 2011

    This is the most gorgeous tree I've seen so far!!! I love the variety of ornaments in it... What a joy! It must have been a huge but fun job to decorate this tree and in the meantime admire the beautiful ornaments.
    Bye,
    Marian

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  4. AnonymousDecember 13, 2011

    What a splendid tree. I especially enjoy the close-up photos of the ornaments. Thanks!

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  5. FlowerLady LorraineDecember 13, 2011

    Oh my, your tree makes me feel like Christmas is here. Really lovely and charming.

    FlowerLady

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  6. organicgardendreamsDecember 13, 2011

    Tatyana, your Christmas tree is very beautiful and grand. Thanks for sharing! Wishing you a nice Holiday season!
    Christina

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  7. Catherine@AGardenerinProgressDecember 13, 2011

    What a pretty tree. I love how you have it in a doorway so it can be seen in other rooms. My 5 year old went crazy on the decorations so you can barely see the tree for all the ornaments.

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  8. AndreaDecember 13, 2011

    that's a big one Tatyana, fits perfectly in your beautiful house. May you be more blessed this Christmas, and happy holidays.

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  9. Janet, The Queen of SeafordDecember 13, 2011

    Love the blown glass ornaments. Very special treasures.

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  10. Bonnie KDecember 13, 2011

    Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

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  11. HermesDecember 14, 2011

    Fantastic tree and decorations.

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  12. Karin / Southern MeadowsDecember 14, 2011

    It looks very festive at your house! I like how you put your tree in a walk through so that it can be enjoyed from multiple rooms.

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  13. Mark and GazDecember 14, 2011

    Gorgeously decorated tree Tatyana! Merry Christmas to you!

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  14. Gatsbys GardensDecember 14, 2011

    What a great looking tree with the lights and ornaments, picture perfect!

    Eileen

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  15. LonaDecember 14, 2011

    Oh how beautiful Tatyana. Your tree is so pretty. You have a lot of critters on your tree. I like the piglets. LOL! Your home looks so warm and inviting for Christmas even to the lights lining the walkway.

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  16. Christine @ The Gardening BlogDecember 14, 2011

    Your tree is really beautiful! Love it!

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  17. MarijkeDecember 14, 2011

    What a beauty your christmastree. Must bring in a lot of nice atmosphere into your house.
    gr. Marijke

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  18. HeatherF1December 14, 2011

    What a beautiful tree! I love all of your other holiday decorations, as well!

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  19. GRACE PETERSONDecember 14, 2011

    You need to have the Better Homes &
    Garden's people come and take more photos. This is seriously beautiful, Tatyana. I'm in awe of your talent and taste.

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  20. AnonymousDecember 15, 2011

    So lovely, Tatyana. Have a merry one this year.

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  21. poppilinnstudiosDecember 16, 2011

    Hi Tatyana,
    Your tree and home are decorated beautifully! Love the night photos. Gorgeous! Thanks for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment. Happy Holidays!
    -Lynn

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  22. Jean CampbellDecember 17, 2011

    Lovely. You have a grand collection of ornaments.

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  23. KathleenDecember 19, 2011

    Your tree is gorgeous Tatyana. You have some fabulous ornaments. I love looking at trees & tree lights ~ so festive. Your outdoor lights look great too. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!

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  24. Tatyana@MySecretGardenDecember 20, 2011

    Thank you dear friends! I am so happy that you like out Christmas tree. When we get married, we had nothing, and I decorated our first tree with foil bows from a grocery store. Then, we started to buy ornaments - only several each year and only those that we loved. I try to buy two identical ornaments for my boys every year, so that each of them could have a small collection for their own trees.

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  25. annewalkerNovember 29, 2013

    Wow, such a very stunning and beautiful Christmas tree!
    I love how you turned it to something elegant with just few lovely ornaments.
    I will look forward for your decorating Christmas tree ideas this year.
    Happy holidays!

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