Violets for Toni who enjoys them as much as I do!
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5 comments:
Oh my, those are just beautiful!!
You are so right, too! Thank you, Susan!! :))
p.s. I just added a pic (at my blog) of a little ol' Confederate Violet. I found it all alone under a crape myrtle bush.
Lovely show of spring.
I was hoping that would be the case. I felt obligated.
Oh, violets! Look at those! I grew up with wild violets sprinkled randomly through our front yard in Maryland, and loved them. You just don't see them on the other coast over here.
Thanks for stopping by. Yes it is the Granny Ripple. Here is the link.Granny Ripple Afghan
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