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Morning In The Garden. My Picture Of The Day


The sun makes all the difference!
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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 10:28:00 AM
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  1. Dani P.May 31, 2013

    So very beautifull !!!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 01, 2013

      Dani P., thank you! Morning is when my garden looks the best.

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  2. Grace PetersonMay 31, 2013

    Tatyana, you always have the most gorgeous photos. The sun helps make a happy gardener and a happy garden. Glad to see it's back for you. It's sunny here too. Have a great weekend.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 01, 2013

      Grace, I hope June will be more sunny than May and give plants the warmth they need! Thanks!

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  3. Joey RandallMay 31, 2013

    Lovely!

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  4. AlisonMay 31, 2013

    So pretty!

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  5. Donna@Gardens Eye ViewJune 01, 2013

    It sure does...just lovely...reminds me of my garen this morning with the sun lighting up the meadow.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 02, 2013

      Donna, it's raining again two days later... But, that was a magic moment!!!

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  6. LeaJune 01, 2013

    Very pretty!
    Have a great week-end!
    Lea
    Lea's Menagerie

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  7. JasonJune 02, 2013

    I love the layers! The grass, the stone, the perennials, and the evergreen trees. Are those blue spikes delphiniums, lupines? Sun certainly does make a difference, and I could really use some now! Since I got home yesterday, we have had dense, low, grey clouds AND cold AND rain. But your picture raises my spirits.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 02, 2013

      Jason, thank you! Those plants are lupins. For several years, they failed in my garden (or I failed to grow them), and suddenly, they started to grow like crazy! We are having rain, again. I'm glad I took that picture and caught that moment!

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  8. UnknownJune 03, 2013

    Lovely picture, the trees look majestic in the background. Gives a sense that the garden goes on forever.

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  9. debsgardenJune 04, 2013

    Your garden is so lovely, and lighting does create the most wonderful atmosphere!

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  10. SkeeterJune 05, 2013

    You Captured a beautiful view of your garden! Love that blue poppy and Wow, on Kew Gardens...

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  11. James DavidJune 07, 2013

    The statue appears to be putting his own hair - Hope that is not what it means of keeping the garden neat. (Lol)
    Have a great weekend!

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  12. LonaJune 11, 2013

    What a lovely picture Tatyana. That is such a beautiful flower bed with and the little girl is so cute.

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