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Today is September 5,2026 and I am now 71 years old. It seems an entire lifetime was lived in the last decade. The one I didn't record ...
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Where do you bury dead computers? The mother board is gone. We brought home my still shiny very pretty 17 inch 3 year old HP laptop with the...
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This is snow in the South! Aren't you impressed? Isn't it amazing? This is the storm that washes the snow away. Last week the weathe... -
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first picture is lilys... I have some just like em... mine are always fun as we never know what color flowers they will make... last year had one loaded with white blooms one with yellow and one with orangish... same plants the year before were all white and the year before that we had 4 different colors they are beautiful. second I am just not sure...
Um, some may be lillies, but the purple are Iris. They are all over my neigborhood. They are in purple or white around here:))
Oh DUH!, i'm so stupid, I was looking at the top picture,lmao.
Yes those are lillies in the picture from the post, hehe
I'm blond what can I say? lol
It is so difficult for me with plants. However, I am able to identify 300 grapevines by leaf alone, this is where my talents live.
Noble Pig your talents are many and your talent with a blender is dazzling. you have purty hair too girl.
Ya'll the mystery plants are over at Fleas World. These are my lillies to copare with hers and this other thingy that I forget what it's called,...
re the ones on the right spiderwort? I had those in Virginia and Florida? Or maybe a nicotiana? I don't think that's what either of mine are. The large mystery plant's leaves are growing upward, not outward. The little ones are still just sprawling, but they do have little bulbs. They're jsut coming up in weird places where I wouldn't have planted them, and they weren't there last year. I can't wait till something blooms!
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