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6/25/2008

power of life

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summer rain ...
some cut-off flowers
take root again



Hydrangea branches in the compost have sprouted ... we just planted six new ones in the garden !


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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous26 June, 2008

    Hi Gabi,
    It's nice to see the cut-off flowers take root again!
    My neigbour cut my hedge bindweed (Calystegia sepium) but they still make flowers again . He said: it's only a weed. But, I like it.
    T.T.

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  2. Anonymous26 June, 2008

    No better sign of hope and life, Gabi ... you must be a really good gardener!

    stepson
    who hardly visits ...
    two inches taller each time

    :>) E. N.

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  3. Anonymous26 June, 2008

    Great moment, gabi, simply and effectively rendered.
    B.N.

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  4. Anonymous28 June, 2008

    It is a great power indeed...
    as great as the moving power of your haiku.
    M.I.

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