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More of my husband's Peonies. Not mine. Not mine. My husband is the gardener! ~~ I want to label this picture as "Sleeping Peonies," somehow. The buds look like they are not awake yet. And the big flower in the middle, looks kind of sleepy too. :-)
One of his little 'Old' Roses. Small. Delicate looking. But lovely, in their own right. :-)
Blue Bells, one of the sweet wild flowers, which grows along the row of trees, on one side of the house.
I love this pink 'Old Rose'!!!
His pink Spirea bush... Which seems to blossom later than the white ones...
"Be there" faeries here, do you think? Among the wild flowers.... Amid the Blue Bells and Queen Anne's Lace. There might be. :-) Mid Summer's Eve is coming. Betcha' there will be faeries here, then! :-)
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Happy June Full Moon!
The June Full Moon is called the Strawberry Full Moon. According to the "Old Farmers' Almanac," this name was universal to every Algonquin tribe. The relatively short season for harvesting strawberries comes each year during the month of June. However in Europe, it is called the Rose Moon. 
Please don't forget to find this birdie, at The Portal To Faeryland. Click the click-able RED link, go there, and climb on her back and be whisked to Faery Land. See you there...
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Blue Bells, one of the sweet wild flowers, which grows along the row of trees, on one side of the house.
I love this pink 'Old Rose'!!!
His pink Spirea bush... Which seems to blossom later than the white ones...
"Be there" faeries here, do you think? Among the wild flowers.... Amid the Blue Bells and Queen Anne's Lace. There might be. :-) Mid Summer's Eve is coming. Betcha' there will be faeries here, then! :-)
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Happy June Full Moon!
The June Full Moon is called the Strawberry Full Moon. According to the "Old Farmers' Almanac," this name was universal to every Algonquin tribe. The relatively short season for harvesting strawberries comes each year during the month of June. However in Europe, it is called the Rose Moon. 
Please don't forget to find this birdie, at The Portal To Faeryland. Click the click-able RED link, go there, and climb on her back and be whisked to Faery Land. See you there...*~~~**~~~**~~~**~~~*
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