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| Above the Sonoran Desert |
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| Aquilegia desertorum |
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| Aquilegia desertorum |
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| Clouds over the Sonoran Desert |
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| Tomato "Lady Bug" |
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| Salvia elegans |
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| Rose "Wollerton Old Hall" |
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| Rose "Sterling Silver" |
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| Over the Desert |
A small garden in the English style, set in the wilds of the northern Sonora Desert...
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! υπεροχες !!!!!!!
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Many thank, dear Aggeliki! I'm so happy you enjoyed this post :)
DeleteYou didn't get any rain from those clouds, Amy? We've seen gray clouds hovering above off and on for 2 days now but, sadly, no rain yet.
ReplyDeleteActually, we did... These shots were taken the morning after our little downpour; I just didn't get them posted till now! Since then, the moisture has moved back out of the area. I can't believe how little rain you're getting right on the coast; it's just incredible...!
DeleteBeautiful clouds - could almost imagine myself lying on my back, feeling calm. Loved that aquilegia too, Amy. I'd never heard of it before - looks a bit like A. canadensis.
ReplyDeleteThe clouds were wonderful that day... It does make one think of A. canadensis; it certainly has a "species columbine" look, and the colours are a stronger red and yellow than I expected!
DeleteSuch a beautiful scene with the clouds over the desert mountains! I love the sterling silver rose...such a delicate mauve shade, it's very lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love looking over the countryside here :) "Sterling Silver" is proving much more sterling than I expected. Despite its reputation for weak growth, it has been very robust here so far - seems to be a good choice for the climate. And colour and fragrance are still perfect...
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