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The last of summer’s Petunias…
With Appreciation to Jennifer Nichole Wells
and her One Word Photo Challenge: Eminence
Photo by Woodland Gnome 2014
One Word Photo Challenge: Eminence
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Hi Jennifer, Here is my response for your challenge this week. https://forestgardenblog.wordpress.com/2014/12/16/one-word-photo-challenge-taupe/ I got a pingback from your post this morning 😉 But I don’t trust them yet- Best wishes, WG
Such a deep purple…it lifts my heart just to see this photo, then to learn that it is still growing and doing this – wow – such persistence!
They are so tough as well as so beautiful 😉
How do I like this for eminence? Love it. Too perfect. The color is just so vibrant.
The plant is still alive, believe it or not with the cold we’ve had 😉 How can you get more vibrantly purple than these little guys? 😉 Thank you for giving me an opportunity to use the photo. Best wishes, Jenny, WG
wow, amazing it’s still alive. And no problem at all. Thanks for sharing it 🙂