Neatnik and I joined a classmate and mom at a local garden this morning. The roses there smelled heavenly and we even saw a couple of bunnies. I didn't take as many pictures as I had envisioned that I would, but here are a couple of pansy pictures for your viewing pleasure.
Check out the bee in the lower right corner
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Blooming where your seed has fallen
In our own yard, we have a couple of mature maple trees. This little helicopter fell to the ground last week.
Of course, we all know that four-leaf clovers are lucky. How about three-winged mutant maple samaras?
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I think you could make a case for it being lucky. Please begin compiling a lucky/unlucky case study.
Pansies are such a happy flower. Looking at them always makes you smile. Kinda like blowing bubbles.
Ha, I learn something new every day. I swear that pansies are one of the few flowers my gran could keep alive. She doesn't exactly have a green thumb. :)
If you'd like to read something pretty funny (and not nearly as offensive is it might seem at first), follow this "wiki wander":
1) Samara
2) Helicopter
3) Jesus Nut
(Numbers 2 and 3 are links at the bottom of the preceding page...)
NG
I think pansies are my favorite garden flower. Great pics!!
Zombies! That's all I'm sayin' about that three leaf helicopter..
Pansies were always my favorite flower when I was a kid. They look so happy!
But I've never seen a three-pronged helicopter! And I was quite the collector back in the day...
I say it counts as lucky, not that my thoughts matter much. :)
I like pansies. They've usually faded away this time of year here.
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