Daffodils and pansies from the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.
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4 comments:
What a beautiful shade of blue these pansies are
They're very pretty planted together like that!
Oh, I like that combination. Just what I need to fill in my rather sparse bulb display in the new bed - blue pansies! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi Ruth: I think so, too!
Hey Deb: I thought it was interesting, not the traditional yellow type daffodil, which would still look nice with blue...but, a peachy pink...
Hello Lostroses: It is a good idea...you're right, those daffodils would be rather sparse without the pansies!
Thanks, Tricia!
And, thank you all for coming by!
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