Lavender
Friday, September 5, 2008
Planted my Lavender in early spring and yesterday evening I noticed it's first flowers. Not only is she beautiful but she smells great too.
Planted my Lavender in early spring and yesterday evening I noticed it's first flowers. Not only is she beautiful but she smells great too.
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I love lavenders. I love looking at them and the smell too, but I also love lavender sweets :P
~gracias g! si no vivieras tan lejos te daria una flore de lavanda. :)
~don't think i've ever tried lavender sweets but i love violet sweets, imagine lavender must be delicious also...have to find some now. thank you dear michiko!
how cool to be planting your own flowers... lavender smells amazing!
i have a few succulent plants on my balcony... they're perfect: they survive throughout winter and don't require too much care.
I really like succulent's too Billie, from my rather new flower garden, those are the oldest plants there. One has dark pink flowers and the other red. Thank you!
Es menos lejos de lo que tarda la lavanda en crecer :)
ya se! te mando las semillas...sas? :)
En un ave :)
Gabbi, ¿no brotará un tallo delgado, una vaina, un capullo de puntas, glotón? Scary
'no nintendo' g?...pero explica me lo :)
Hi, I remembered 'The Little Shop of Horrors', 'The Invasion of the Bloody Snatchers'... when you talked about sending me the seeds :)
"ya se! te mando las semillas...sas? :)"
I don't know what is "sas". I've heard that birds are means of transport for seeds, that can be fine.
aunque no entendia, sonaba poetico. :) gracias por explicar, ahora solamente tengo que encontrar una palomita mesenjera. una de mis canciones favoritas de little shop es la de 'feed me seymour'. '¿sas?' es un modo de decir '¿piensas igual?' o '¿estamos en acuerdo'...disculpa que mi espanol esta medio mal. :)
Tu español es OK :), tu nombre también es español
si :) soy mexicana pero naci aqui en los angeles. deberia estar mejor mi espanol...
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