Thursday, June 5, 2014

Thank you Lovviisa! Aster it would be! Did not read


What is it? Late summer early autumn ...? In the summer? I've always been a staunch believer and believe that August is a summer month. Much more than in June itself. June, around Midsummer may "with some luck" to become even sleet. But despite the June term of August begins to turn clear autumn. So my thoughts.
I just exchanged perennial flowers a terrace flowers in the autumn. Green purple and silver pleased the eye. Lo and behold, the color map is pretty straight lavender ... And no matter how trade pänttäsin garden variety names in my head, so they did not I already been forgotten after coming home. Hay, but what the hay? And the other one now knows, maybe then someone krysantteemi? Nothing "smell"! Do you know?
But there are now a terrace behind the window-Good news for us. That figure, however, they delight themselves aurinkokylvystään, which they immediately gave in honor of homecoming. That is, the image is not the so-called basket. disposal site =) Lovely limpid end of the summer holidays hope in mind, Pearl
Thank you Lovviisa! Aster it would be! Did not read "SYYSasteri," but someone else aster (if, therefore, can not remember now, I would), but I think that just goes into the same category. They syysastereita Muhevainen was such traditionally large bushes, but these are only for those small (there is thus 3 puskaa asters and 2 hay). August 21, 2011 15:52
RECOGNITION
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RAFFLE crafting flora and fauna höpinät and explanations Christmas perennial flowers cards bookbinding koiruus jewelry crafts, and trips to the flavors of pastry miniatures sale shop decoration edible perennial flowers recognition of the good old tuning perennial flowers


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