Flowers don’t worry about how they’re going to bloom. They just open up and turn toward the light and that makes them beautiful. – Jim Carrey
A flower blossoms for its own joy. – Oscar Wilde
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The variety of your flowers is amazing, Laura! Cherries!!!!!!
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Pie cherries…Montmorency is what I planted. They are just a bit tart, but I eat them like candy. 🙂
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Love pie cherries, that’s what our tree is, thought the birds go crazy, especially the robins”
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Bears too. A bear did a number on our tree this year…natural pruning…that is what I call bear and deer damage. Ha,ha!
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Montmorency pie cherries are the best! the trees usually bust their branches providing tons of those delights…and the funny thing is, their juices seem to be more sticky (though not sweet) than their sweet cherry cousins.
Quotes & photos ain’t so bad, either.
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I agree, Laura! My Montmorency is very productive every year, whether I take care of it or not! Love it! Love the color and flavor! 🙂
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Those blue flowers are amazing. What sort of flower are they?
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I think you are looking at the delphinium. I have 3 varieties. If you click on the picture,there will be a caption for you to see. 🙂
The sea holly is also a blue-purple.
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