Thanks for sharing my thrill at their chlorophyllic exuberance.
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this is nothing short of amazing. I'm liking watching and experiencing vicariously the process. (I have the blackest of black thumbs!)
My thumb's black, too, so I'm glad Tim does the planting. :o)
"hlorophyllic exuberance" - this got a chuckle out of me.......yay, Tim!
Okay, so I didn't copy the 'c' or paste it......you get the idea!
Gasp!
This is interesting when you date the growth. Watching it seems like it may take longer, but when you document growth like this it really shows the energy.
Right, Cecily and Sandy, I hadn't realized just how fast they grow, until I documented it. Fun with camera. :o)
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