Right now, one of my favorites is blooming full force. I absolutely LOVE columbine. They can be found in such a variety of colors and I love how they dangle at the end of slender stems. In PA, I primarily had purple columbines but here, I've been putting in more pink/red. They are exquisite and each day I go out to enjoy them. Like many spring flowers, the blooming season is too brief. I will miss them when they're gone.



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Those are so pretty! I usually see the purple ones. I have one (i think, looks like one...) it sort of just showed up near the back fence...I don't know what color it is yet, no blooms! I'll let you know if it's a columbine or not :)
btw, still don't know how to get pics from camera onto computer, hence the lack of posting anything lately!
These are really beautiful Kat! :-)
Beautiful pictures, beautiful flowers. They look so proud of themselves.
DB
The thing about columbines is they have nice foliage, so even when they aren't blooming, they look great in the garden. And they self-seed, so you hardly ever have to worry about losing them.
Beautiful Kat just beautiful and love, love, love the big photos.
*** Coy ***
GORGEOUS photos! I miss columbines. They were abundant in Colorado (of course).
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