Monday, June 11, 2012

Tuesday....around the world.

I think there are two different kind of people in the world.
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Those who "hate" black flowers

and those who love them! 

One guess which side I'm on. Oh, come on....do you think so?

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And a few other colors too but true black flowers fascinate me. The black petunia above has almost no purple in it...it truly is black. I was like a kid in a candy shop when I found it....bought 2 boxes and mixed them with white geraniums and some green.


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My little garden fairy, watches over my garden as she has for many years.


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I'm happy to say I finally spent a Saturday tending to my garden that was being threatened by every weed known to man. The girls were pretty handy with their garden chores - each one trying to win points as to who was the best garden assistant.

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Of course, they both thought they were and I wasn't about to contradict them. Garden help is garden help...rewarded with fudgicles and running through the sprinkler.

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These pictures were all taken around 7:00 PM when the sun was it's most delicious. 50mm 1:4 lens - opened wide.

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Happy Tuesday.....around the world!



4 comments:

Buckeroomama said...

Wow, I've never come across a black flower before...not one that's truly black. That's beautiful!

Pieni Lintu said...

Beautiful!!!

Gina Kleinworth said...

Oh my- I have never actually seen a black flower except in a catalog. Gorgeous!!!!!!!!!

likeschocolate said...

I have seen black tulips, but never a petunia. Pretty! Love your garden fairy.

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