My Mother's Wild Rosebush
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Hello to spring......although she blew in with 65 mph winds and thick
blinding dirt.
Although we are used to this in Texas especially at the start of
Mar...
1 week ago
you are doing great on your site. don't worry about selling. just have fun looking at others sites and writing on yours. I love your pictures.
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Just stopping by to say hi..well I see you are getting the hang of this blogging you got 2 sites
ReplyDeletenow...you go girl...glad you stopped by mine your
welcome anytime...keep at it your doing great...
I didn't know that first thing about blogging when I started but it has been fun learning...
Blessings...
Tonja
Lots of work, keeping everything up here but, good times too. The grandkids all have keys to the house. Sometimes you wake wondering who just let themself in. I am sure we get more love and attention than most of the grandparents do.So the warmth and love is our reward for raising them.And the knowledge they all turned out well
ReplyDeleteI remember my husband's grandmother using bone meal for her's and they were gorgeous. Just dig a hole next to them about (3-4 inches away) and add a tablespoon of bone meal, water, and put dirt back.
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