While raking leaves today, I uncovered this very confused grape hyacinth blooming in the dirt. Another one was sprouting close by it. What’s up with that?
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3 comments:
This weather is confusing! I hope that little grape hyacinth makes it until spring :0)
I bet Al Gore could tell ya ;o)
How neat!
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