I love this shade of blue on the grape hyacinth.
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4 comments:
Oh, the blue is so striking!! I can't stop staring at this one!
I will NOT be jealous of Susan's flowers..I will not...I won't!
I am. ;) _snickers_
As always, a beautiful photo. That looks purple to me, but whatever color it is certainly striking.
Susan, that last comment is spam. It tried to install something on my computer.
Susan,
There's another spam message... akinogal. You might like to change the settings for comments.
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