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Sunday, February 4, 2007
Spring is knocking
Spring is almost here .The weather is really pleasant and my plants seem to be enjoying it to fullest.My annuals have yet not flowered but they sure are looking much happier.And yes,my sweetpeas are blooming marvellously.
Found your comment on my blog (thanks, you're very kind!) and had to come and see yours, of course.
Sweet peas! _sigh_ I have to wait at least 4 months before mine will be flowering. I adore sweet peas, I always sow the scented ones and cut the flowers to my heart's content and put them into little vases all over the house. Their lovely scent fills every room of my house for months on end. Bliss!
I'm very curious to see how your garden develops. It's very nice to find gardeners from many countries all over the world and read about their gardening experiences and enjoy the pictures of their gardens!
Spring is almost here .The weather is really pleasant and my plants seem to be enjoying it to fullest.My annuals have yet not flowered but they sure are looking much happier.And yes,my sweetpeas are blooming marvellously.
4 comments:
Looking forward to being a regular reader of your blog and seeing your garden in India develop.
It is always interesting to see gardens from around the world and to see familiar and unusual plants.
Thanx for your nice words.It is a lovely feeling to receive comments from plant lovers this far away.
How lovely to have sweet peas in February. Many have tried to grow them here, without much success as it is so hot when they come into flower.
Marigolds....wonderful and so useful for the vegetable patch (companion gardening).
Hi,
Found your comment on my blog (thanks, you're very kind!) and had to come and see yours, of course.
Sweet peas! _sigh_ I have to wait at least 4 months before mine will be flowering. I adore sweet peas, I always sow the scented ones and cut the flowers to my heart's content and put them into little vases all over the house. Their lovely scent fills every room of my house for months on end. Bliss!
I'm very curious to see how your garden develops. It's very nice to find gardeners from many countries all over the world and read about their gardening experiences and enjoy the pictures of their gardens!
I'll be back!
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