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| Colors of nature London, ON April 2017 |
Doesn't mean I can't appreciate it photographically when it grows on its own, though. So when this particularly colorful example of hen and chicks - or sempervivum - presented itself in the garden underneath our kitchen window, it was an easy call to point the lens down and have some fun with it.
We had some fun with this pic on Instagram and Twitter. For the next week, I hope you'll do the same here on the blog. And on yours!
Your turn: This week's Thematic theme is gardens galore. Feel free to take a picture of a garden. Or a garden plant. Or a garden of plants. Or anything that's alive and lovely - remember, it's all about how you choose to interpret the theme, and there are non wrongs here. After you're done shooting, post the pic to your blog, website or social media presence, then leave a comment here letting folks know where to find it. Did you already post something long ago? Share that, too! Visit other Thematic participants to share the Thematic goodness - we'll be at it all week. New to Thematic? Here's the lowdown. Thanks!
Here's my garden again https://evasmoodboard.wordpress.com/2017/05/01/9274/
ReplyDeleteI have some hen and chicks too! They're doing great, but with our weather lately I've been keeping them safe with cover! Here's mine
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Carmi, our first tulips of 2017. Thank you for your prompt.
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Our hen and chicks are better later in the year. Weeds are with us all the time but will never match the flowers and the trees that bloom.
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I'd hate to think of how many plants I've tended to kill, Carmi! But like most people, I keep trying. Here's some bits of my garden.
ReplyDeleteSunshine on mine! http://gillymaccsphotos.blogspot.com
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