Welcome KashtanGeorge from Sochi, Russia Part IV

Kim, no need! They all are yours, just say which one! Lol.

Hi George, thanks for sharing the pictures with us. Our northern part still gets snow and wintery weather. But here down South, spring is in full swing.
Kim2

Cool picture, Kim2!

I will take all of them ;o))

Kim

I especially like Post #6314211.

I can't figure out which pic I like the best, I think post #6314147. Love the plants in your room too, with the windows, I want the windows! lol

Thank's to ye'all!!! I'm on the trip currently, and add more new pics when I'm back.

Oh boy! Cannot wait to see them, George. Have a marvelous time!

Kim

Thank's Kim!

George are you home yet? You have been sorely missed!!!!

Jeri, I'm finally back!

Orchis fuchsia Druce.

Paeonia caucasica Schipcz.

Myosotis alpestris.

Paeonia caucasica Schipcz, another view with the mountain river valley.

The Ruscus colchicus at the sunset. The relict prehistoric plant, which survived since the Triassic Period, like
248 to 206 Million Years Ago.

Hello old friend!!! Your plants are wonderful and I don't recognize a single one of them. The Triassic Period you say!!! Is that close to a persimmon? You know now you have to tell me all about them. I looked up the Orchis fuchsia Druce and of course it was in Russian!!! LOL!!!

Great hearing Jeri! Get'ye updated a bit later- too busy communicating with friends.LOL

I'll be patience!!!! LOL!!!

Welcome back George! It's good to hear from you.

Welcome home! Flowers are lovely.

Thank' s to ye' all!


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The Motto of the New Century: "Let's Garden!"

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Gardening is cool!

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More pics coming soon. I was just busy.

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Hart's Tongue Fern.)

The unknown plant in the wilderness.

Hi George, these flowers are called foxgloves here, what do you call them in your country. Or do you have them?

Hi, Kim! I've never seen those in the mainland Russia, nevertheless those're common on my black see coast. Those are wild in the forest and are known like wild
gerberas.

One thing we both share in common....the weeds in your picture besides that interesting heart-shape river rock. :-)

I agree! I sported my camera at the dog's exhibition recently. ;-)

Ahhh, that's sweet George. To see our furries friends being 'friendly'. lol.

hkj;l

We have too much in common to part.
See that Mc Donalds on the right? LoL


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There you go! Tulips blooming too? Seems like spring is in full swing there where you're! Welcome back George!

Kim2, nice picture! What is that plant?
My pic was made on April 8.

George good to hear from you old friend!!! Leave it to Yall to even put a fountain and palm trees by your McDonalds. Yall succeeded in adding class to Macie D's!!!!! I still recognized it!!!! LOL!!!!

Hi Jeri! Thank's for kind words. Yep, the design is quite good there.

Here's the entrance to the famous Dendrarium on Apr. 12.

Beautiful!!! Now some pictures in the gardens if you please!!!

Okay George, just to be sure they list all the Kcalories you'd get from each hamberger you eat there at Mcdonald. lol. Though, their frenchfires is quite good.

The flower is a climbing flowering vine, Clematis 'Asao'.