#91. The real name is "Grape Hyacinth".......
it took me a while to find out what these were.......they are growing around our yard right now.
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This blog is the brainchild of a self-imposed Photography Challenge for 2008. I will be posting a picture to represent every single day for the entire year. I may not always be up to date, but that doesn't mean that I have not taken a photo. So, please check back in.
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6 comments:
We used to call them blue bells. On the farm where I grew up in south central Pennsylvania they turned the hills blue.
Another great photo!
Oh I love grape hyacinths. They make me think of spring. Such a pretty photo!
Our grape hyacinth have yet to pop up yet. I'm desperate for Spring color!
Oooo, wait till you smell them.
I so love all of your pics. Really.
dan: That's what I thought the name was originally. I would like to find a place around here that is covered by them.
lori: thank you.....Spring is surely in the air!
meridith: Just come back here or WW when you need a fix until you get yours :o)
prin: Thank you. I'm glad you stopped by!
Whimsical. I love it.
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