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| Rose of Sharon |
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| Cilantro turning into coriander, with marigolds in the background |
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| Chamomile and some other herb |
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| Snapdragon |
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| Black-eyed susans |
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| Day lily |
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| Galliardia |
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| Galliardia |
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| ??? |
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| Rose of Sharon |
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| Brown-eyed Rose (aka Her Grace, the Countess of Rosebury) |
Saturday, June 11, 2011
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Cilantro and coriander are the same thing?
ReplyDeleteYup. Cilantro is the leaves, coriander is the seeds.
ReplyDeleteWow. I learned something! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWoweee! Those photos are incredible! Seriously!
ReplyDeleteEverything is blooming so beautifully there.
Nothing growing here at all, except a few weeds. Even my peaches didn't blossom and my other fruit trees are looking stressed from this drought. 11 months without any rain has turned everything around here into a dry brown, dust bowl.
~Lisa
I'm with Garret-- I had no idea Cilantro and coriander were 2-Fers! I learned something new.
ReplyDeleteBlack-eyed Susans have always been a favorite of mine. I don't see them that often in Los Angeles but remember a lot of them in Ohio.
Your garden is beautiful. jj
Lovely. And Rosie is the fairest flower of all.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, I loved them all, especially the last one!
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