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Saturday, May 9, 2009

My In_Laws' Beautiful Garden

It has been two years now since they'd moved in to this house, and gardening is one of the things consumes their time, they both love gardening!... and here's the result! Will be even looking even more beautiful when all the flowers blossom this coming summer. Will blog more striking flowers later of the month or by first weeks in June.

White flowers are CLIMATIS (forgot the specific type/variety of this one), we also have the same family in our garden but of different variety and color too...

One thing I like staying in their garden is the sounds of water from this water feature we bought the last time we were at the World of Water.

Hubby and dad were busy sorting out some nice stones we brought from Angola! They were looking so serious thought they might have seen diamonds in one of them! hahahaha....