The blooms always stop me. I have to pause by each shrub. I must touch a flower.
White By the Gate is blooming for the third time since February.
Professor Sargent’s blooms are too heavy for its limbs.
Each looks like it belongs on a lapel, perfectly round and tight with petals. Just add a pin.
Perfectly formed. Too pretty to pick.
I will take some to my mama if the freeze does not burn them brown.
How could something so beautiful just appear here? All I did was plant a twig.
If you are a gardener, you understand my amazement.
Miracles appear each day in spring.
Bringing me back to life.
Hold on folks. Spring is sneaking your way. HOORAY!
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Gorgeous! they look so lush and healthy
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I think I did feed them last spring. I have to write everything down in my journal. Thanks
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Your camellias are having a very good year. I grow the same ones.
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I do understand. White By the Gate has a great name and a glorious flower.
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Camellias really are geometrical perfection personified.
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I have to look at them over and over. I cannot believe their symmetry.
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Lovely to see your spring beauties returning. Spring is slowly creeping our way too. 😃🌷
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Stunning!
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Thanks Judy. The old houses here in NC have giant shrubs covered in blooms right now.
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These just touch my heart. I love your White By the Gate.
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I see the giant camellias around the big old houses in town and envision these two young shrubs standing tall years from now.
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