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philomel
Termes d'Armagnac
France
(Zone 8a)


October 11, 2002
04:28 PM

Post #382642

Bramble, Wild Blackberry
Rubus fruticosus

A spray of flowers

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/1982/

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Lenjo
Mount Angel, OR
(Zone 8a)

October 11, 2002
10:38 PM

Post #382893

Gee your picture makes this nuisance attractive even.
philomel
Termes d'Armagnac
France
(Zone 8a)


October 12, 2002
02:16 AM

Post #382955

Lolol Lenjo
Yes, i'm suffering with the pest at the moment. Lots of digging to do this winter.
Thanks :)
Weezingreens
Seward, AK
(Zone 3b)


October 12, 2002
12:29 PM

Post #383219

Your pictures are so beautiful, Phil! I'm so glad you're able to download and post pics now. Every day I see new photos, and they are all wonderful!
philomel
Termes d'Armagnac
France
(Zone 8a)


October 12, 2002
12:45 PM

Post #383228

Thanks so much Weez. I do get a lot of pleasure from photography.
Some of the ones i'm posting now i took earlier in the summer, but hadn't had time to sort out.
It's fun going through them again
Weezingreens
Seward, AK
(Zone 3b)


October 12, 2002
03:29 PM

Post #383287

I'm looking forward to walking through my virtual garden this winter. I've got lots of pictures I've barely looked at, much less posted. Thanks to Dave's we can enjoy the beauty of the Garden all year long! Sometimes, in the wintery months, it is quite surprising to look up from my PDB postings and see a snowy world outside my window!

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philomel
Termes d'Armagnac
France
(Zone 8a)


October 12, 2002
03:40 PM

Post #383295

What an evocative view! Now i know where you hide in the winter time :)
When do you usually get your first snow?
Weezingreens
Seward, AK
(Zone 3b)


October 12, 2002
03:52 PM

Post #383302

We could get our first snow any time now, but it is unlikely to remain. It will snow and melt again here for another month or so, then either freeze up and not snow or warm up a bit an dump a load on us. Usually, we have a nice white Christmas, but there have been years when we did not. This is a picture from our West Driveway in mid-December 2000. As you can see, there is snow, but not a large accumulation. Sorry, the picture's a bit dark.

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philomel
Termes d'Armagnac
France
(Zone 8a)


October 12, 2002
03:56 PM

Post #383307

Oooh I want to hurry inside for a warmup just looking at that picture! Soooo inviting.
And i was imagining you with snow over the eaves by mid november lol

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