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Welcome to Perennial Passion
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- Diana LaMarre
- Michigan, United States
- I am so glad you stopped by to visit my garden. I garden in lower northern Michigan (zone 5) in far less than ideal conditions. I have too many pine trees, too much shade, too many rocks, herds of hosta-munching deer and rabbits who think my lilly buds are gourmet appetizers. I am by no means an expert in horticulture or garden design--just an amateur with a shovel and a passion. My garden changes daily during the summer and I will be updating frequently. During the winter months, I blog about my favorite cold-weather hobby--quilting and just my everyday musings. I hope you enjoy your visit, and that you will come back soon.
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“On that which is well built…” - Even though my grandfather David Augustus passed away when I was three weeks shy of my sixth birthday, I’ve always felt a particularly strong affinity with...9 years ago
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Beautiful! It reminds me of the scene in 'The Wizard of Oz' when Dorothy and the gang are going through the field of poppies. You may not have that many (but probably have more than the average gardener)and yours are certainly just as striking in appearance. : )
ReplyDeleteLove em! I've planted some poppy seed, but they won't bloom till next year. And, because I have no idea what the foliage looks like, I can't tell which are weeds and which are poppies. Guess I'll find out next summer.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love all poppies and yours are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteKasmira, look for little fuzzy hairs on foliage with jagged edges. The foliage will turn brown and look dead, but don't worry that is normal. I hope you have great success next year!
ReplyDeleteWelcome crazygramma and thank you all for the kind words.