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Each autumn Betsy and I plant pansies in our yard. If we're lucky they will provide some color until Spring. This past winter was much rougher than normal and we didn't have many blossoms most of the time. The pansies that survived looked pretty bedraggled a short month ago, but now they have perked up and are blooming nicely.
14 comments:
certainly not bedraggled now. i am not posting/reading every day, i will get myself in gear shortly, I have not forgotten you
What lovely colors this pansy has, very pretty.
Sunny :)
I like the cheery Pansy faces.Thanks for sharing this pretty flower.
Have a wonderful day.
Blessings,Ruth
Gorgeous !
Yesterday I took pictures of the pansies still in full bloom, if only they would tolerate HOT weather.
Thank you for sharing.
A lovely picture for a perfect spring Sunday.
Oh, how lovely! I adore pansies!!! Growing up as a child, we had one huge crock of them on each side of the porch steps.
These pansies are beautiful George.
Kay
Pansies are a hardy plant. They do real good in our California winters, of course we don't have much of a winter.
What beauties to grace your home during the winter season!
Pansies are so pretty!
The sunglasses and mustache of pancies are great.
I can plant pansies now in April but they would never survive our winters. I love their perky faces. :)
I love panises...I am glad yours have survived!!!
Sweet and simple. I like the detail at the center. Nice to see that they have sprung back to full vitality.
These are very interesting flowers and very eye catching.
They are all so different and yet all the same My favorite are the multicolored ones that seem to look out at you.
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