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April 25, 2011

Mosaic Monday Mystery

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Spring ... with a promise of warmth, growth, and wonder.
There is lots happening in the garden despite the cool, wet weather.

Here are some plants that are poking through the ground.

I'm always excited to see the new growth.

It's a mosaic Monday mystery.
Do you recognize my five Monday Mystery plants? Perhaps you have them in your garden. I can't wait for them to bloom.

I hope you have time to do a blog hop over to Mosaic Monday and see some other wonderful mosaic photos.

If you tried guessing the plants and want to know if you are right, click here.  Let me know how you did.
Thanks for visiting. Have a great day.
 
Edit:  I cheated for Mosaic Monday on May 2.  I had prepared this post for last week but due to the Easter Weekend the host did not run it that day.  I know that some of my regular visitors from Mosaic Monday have already commented on this post.  Thanks if you have stopped by again.
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11 thoughts from visitors:

  1. Lovely shots Linda, great idea. A guessing game, I passed. Have a great week.

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  2. Great photographs! Thanks for sharing them with us. Thanks, too, for telling us what the plants were. I wasn't able to guess what they were, so thanks for giving us the answers.

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  3. Oh isn't it fun to see what is coming up even if it is just a leaf. I can see you are a happy gardener too. Happy Easter Linda. V

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  4. Linda I agree it is a wonderful time of the year to see the new growth starting, I have the same plants in my garden.

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  5. Did you know that if you type 'gardening blogspot' on Google, your blog is the first to pop up? I'm glad I found it, beautiful pictures! I'm starting a garden this year and starting to document it via blog so it's great to see that I'm not the only one.

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  6. I did not know that Anya, thanks for letting me know. Thanks for stopping by and taking time to leave a comment.

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  7. I have a hard time knowing the plants when they are further along that this!!! Thanks for stopping by!

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  8. is the first photo of mayapple? The last photo reminds me of both wild geranium and astilbe. Not sure about the rest. it's good to see so much growing again.
    irena

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  9. Exciting time in the garden watching everything coming up and/or bursting into flower.

    Hope your wet and chilly weather subsides soon.

    Cooler here now but still dry.

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  10. Isn't it wonderful to see our gardens come alive again?

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  11. Great photos and mosaic. May is the best month of the year. Have a nice week.

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