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Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.
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You’re welcome
….frilly and ruffily….
🙂 …and scented!
Lovely light and texture. I can almost smell them!
Thank you very much, Carol. Their scent is heavenly.
Hanging on to summer.
You betcha! 😉
Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Lovely reminder of summer!
As long as these keep blooming, it’s summer right? 🙂
It is in my book!
🙂
I had a life time love affair with sweet peas. Unfortunately, mine didn’t do well this year so thanks for sharing yours. 🙂
I can understand the love, Judy – glad to share. 🙂
So pretty! Mine also didn’t do well.
Sweet indeed.
🙂 Thank you.
Sweet peas. I have a vase of them on my dining room table right now, their scent is heavenly. I grew them successfully when I was a small child but didn’t have any success with them when I became an adult. I think they must have magical qualities that only respond to children – or to adults with a child’s innocence, perhaps. I love them.
I do love their scent and always hope to have them every year. Such a delight to have in a vase!
Beautiful capture! Is autumn finding it’s way into the landscape yet?
Thank you! Yes, there is color starting in the trees. A few more cool weeks and we’ll be having an early foliage season.
Sweet pea blooms in September! I am so jealous. The conventional wisdom here is to plant our sweet pea seeds near Labor Day but I’m going to wait out the current heatwave before I get to that.
These had a late, cool start, have bloomed for months now, and amazingly, still haven’t petered out. It’d be great to get another 6 weeks out of them. Your cool days are coming!
Very pretty, Eliza! Dainty and frilly and peaceful.
Thank you, Mary. Nice to hear from you – I hope your summer was a good one!
Lovely!
Thank you, Belinda!
So pretty and delicate!
Thank you, I’m thrilled they are still blooming. Must have been the cool August we had.
No doubt.
Sweet and lovely!
Thank you, Julie!
Beautiful picture, we need smelly vision for the scent.
Thanks, Brian. 🙂
Soft and welcoming
Thank you, Stormie.
Lovely photo of a sweet blossom.
Thank you, M, sweet peas are so graceful and of course, smell heavenly!