Monday, February 16, 2009

REVISED GBBD (Is this better?)

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58 comments:

  1. F Cameron2/16/09, 4:14 PM

    Beautiful! I didn't see yesterday's post -- I had a busy weekend.

    Cameron

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  2. Corner Gardener Sue2/16/09, 4:20 PM

    Hi Jan,
    Both collages are quite colorful, but I do like this one better. How did you get the background to be blue? I can't figure that out. I use Picassa, too.

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  3. Janet, The Queen of Seaford2/16/09, 4:38 PM

    Jan, they both are very nice. I am envious that you can do that! Please tell me it took hours and hours! ;-)
    Janet

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  4. Anonymous2/16/09, 5:30 PM

    What a beautiful, colourful post, and we need it right now. Thanks for sharing these lovely pictures.
    Maureen x

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  5. Monica the Garden Faerie2/16/09, 5:42 PM

    By the way, my cats don't eat or touch my houseplants, though I don't have a lot of them. I just did the GBBC, just in time! :)

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  6. garden girl2/16/09, 6:17 PM

    Beautiful collage Jan. It's so colorful, and really shows your beautiful blooms well.

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  7. Catherine@AGardenerinProgress2/16/09, 7:16 PM

    Oh I like both! If I had to choose I'd say this one because I like the blue in between. How did you do it?

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  8. Anonymous2/16/09, 7:27 PM

    Wow--you did a grand job. It is beautiful and looks like you have some great plants. I love them all.

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  9. Cosmo2/16/09, 9:47 PM

    Hi, Jan--I can't believe all your blooms, even if some are inside--they're gorgeous. Re the cat--do you grow catnip? We have tons of it around, and she leaves everything else alone. Beautiful photos, and I promise to visit more often.

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  10. Tessa2/16/09, 9:49 PM

    The collage is wonderful, Jan! You inspire me with your creativity with every visit! And just think, it's almost spring!

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  11. Robin's Nesting Place2/16/09, 10:53 PM

    I like this one too just because of the color variation. The one yesterday was beautiful too though and definitely had the wow factor with the color. I've done some collages with Adobe, but I need to play with Pacasa. So much to learn so little time.

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  12. Unknown2/16/09, 11:17 PM

    Oh, I like this one just fine too, but the other one was fabulous. You have a great sense of colour, Jan!

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  13. Anonymous2/16/09, 11:31 PM

    Hi Jan-- Very pretty although I must say, try as I might, I couldn't read the fine print on your seed packet display. :-) I'm curious about what you bought the other day.

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  14. beckie2/17/09, 12:01 AM

    Jan, both are beautiful! Such perfect blooms and color-eye candy to be sure. I love that you've got your seeds. I am getting so anxious to start mine.

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  15. Anonymous2/17/09, 12:47 AM

    Nice layout of blooms! I hope the neck and back are ready for the upcoming gardening season. I need to get on the treadmill to get in shape for hauling compost!

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  16. Chandramouli S2/17/09, 12:56 AM

    It definitely is, Jan! Every bloom is bright and cheerful! Wonderful collage.

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  17. Linda Lunda2/17/09, 1:34 AM

    I like them both... but this is a bit easyer to look at.
    Linda

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  18. TYRA Hallsénius Lindhe2/17/09, 2:06 AM

    Yes I think so, it is gorgeous Jan/ Tyra

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  19. Anonymous2/17/09, 10:12 AM

    I agree, both are very colorful & beautiful!

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  20. My Mother's Garden2/17/09, 10:41 AM

    Hi Jan~
    So pretty! I love all the pink and blue blossoms. What a cool collage!

    Happy day~
    Karrita

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  21. Roses and Lilacs2/17/09, 11:09 AM

    Your photos are great. I gave up houseplants years ago. If the cats didn't eat them they would knock over and break the pots leaving a huge pile of dirt and dying plant material.
    Marnie

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  22. Anonymous2/17/09, 11:22 AM

    Hi Jan, I looked at the first post too, so many colors, so fun to see them all together. You did a great job. I am a great primrose fan too, they really perk us up when it gets cold after being warm, which happens every spring.
    Frances

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  23. Anonymous2/17/09, 11:40 AM

    They are both gorgeous, full of lovely spring bloom colors! I think I will try putting my tiny little potted roses into the garden over the summer. I'm thinking they'd look good at the feet of the big guy roses.

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  24. Zach2/17/09, 1:24 PM

    Wow, you really went all out on the house plants. I have always been bad at the keeping plants alive inside thing. We just don't have enough light for them...Oh well.

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  25. Lona2/17/09, 2:13 PM

    Like them both ways. I am still in love with the blue one.Wish I had them all. My primrose seeds have sprouted though so I am crossing fingers that they survive.

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  26. Alan Pulley2/17/09, 2:43 PM

    Quite a nice selection you have there!!

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  27. Gardeness2/17/09, 2:44 PM

    What a colorful collage. You have tons blooming right now, lucky girl. I'm catching up on all the blogs and haven't been able to comment much. How did your bird count go?

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  28. Unknown2/17/09, 3:54 PM

    Well Little Missy, you did buy some indoor color that's for sure. So beautiful!

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  29. Anonymous2/17/09, 6:46 PM

    Wonderful Jan - so warm and colorful
    K

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  30. Anonymous2/18/09, 3:12 AM

    I'm with you, just couldn't stand all the drab greys and browns and dull greens anymore. Funny that we both broke at the same time and ended up with shrieking hot colors of primroses! They are a real jolt to the eye on a winter day (in a good way, of course)!

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  31. Shirley2/18/09, 6:53 AM

    Hi there Jan, very nice and what a lovely selection of colours! Perhaps I like the bigger version better but they are both great. You know I'm a fan of montages :-D

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  32. Anonymous2/18/09, 7:11 AM

    I do have a few plants with blossoms, but if I had more room, I would do the same thing. Just beautiful!

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  33. Randy2/18/09, 8:35 AM

    Jan,
    Do you have all this color going on now? Wow! What a cheerful feast for the eyes!--Randy

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  34. Unknown2/18/09, 10:48 AM

    The rules were the first 3 to sign up got the PIF Gifts. Thanks for the offer anyway....I'll have to be a little faster to sign up next time.

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  35. Gail2/18/09, 11:43 AM

    Jan, Your garden of delights poster is just that a delight! I liked the first one, too! Have a delicious day.

    gail

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  36. sweetbay2/18/09, 2:11 PM

    I actually like the first one better. It looks like the exuburance of spring. :)

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  37. joey2/18/09, 3:29 PM

    Lovely and colorful, Jan, makes the soul sing, doesn't it? If I had posted, you would see many of the same cheery plants ... love the primrose and cyclamen, which I always have this time of year.

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  38. Zach2/18/09, 5:10 PM

    Yes, Jan, Serviceberries really taste like blueberries. I don't know if they are high in antioxidants or not. I would think so, since most plants that are high have that deep blue/purple color.

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  39. Cathy S.2/18/09, 5:47 PM

    Wow, very nice! love the primroses

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  40. Anonymous2/18/09, 7:09 PM

    Jan,
    Your blooms are beautiful! I just love all of the color. I hope you enjoy sowing your seeds. :) Happy Bloom Day!!
    Liisa

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  41. Heather2/18/09, 8:31 PM

    Hi Jan! I have tried for a couple of days now to become a follower on your blog, I have you faved in Blotanical, but your blog wouldn't let me.... until this evening. I enjoy your beautiful pics. You may have to do a tutorial on how on earth you made such a nice collage. I am really feeling the winter blues this season. Normally I love winter but I am ready for spring. Your colorful images made me happy and lifted my snowbound spirits. Thank you-
    Heather

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  42. Town Mouse2/18/09, 8:53 PM

    Well, how many did you REALLY get? The first one gets across the message of wild abandon. The second one is a nice collage.

    (I'll take the message ;->)

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  43. lynn'sgarden2/19/09, 4:39 PM

    Hi Jan,
    Glad I found you and all I can say is yippee!! Your photos are amazing...wish I was half as good...would love to learn the collage thing..so cool! Thanks so much for visiting and taking the time to comment on my blog. I will Fav you if that's all right.
    Lynn

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  44. Anna2/19/09, 5:41 PM

    A lovely collage Jan and some most pretty
    flowers too :)

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  45. Anonymous2/19/09, 6:18 PM

    Jan, this looks great! Making me realize not only do I need to get on picassa, but still haven't gotten my act together and done a post for GBBD.

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  46. Unknown2/20/09, 5:51 AM

    Love them both, Jan. What an amazing collage!

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  47. Sunita Mohan 2/20/09, 8:35 AM

    Ohhhh... Jan, with those beauties I would be singing "thanks for today" too ;)
    Absolutely stunning! Each and every one of them.

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  48. Shady Gardener2/20/09, 9:09 AM

    What a wonderful collection of color! You're certainly enjoying this until Spring actually gets here... right?? ;-) Happy Day! Sorry I'm slow about getting over here!!!

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  49. Connie2/20/09, 4:11 PM

    Yes, I think it IS better...easier on the eyes, and beautiful collage of color!

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  50. Rose2/20/09, 5:21 PM

    Seeing all these beauties indoors would certainly cheer me up, too! I'm not an indoor plant person anymore, just because I don't have a spot with good lighting for them. But these dreary February days are making me long for some colorful blooms inside.

    I'm impressed by the collage--I haven't tried anything like this yet.

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  51. Dreamybee2/20/09, 6:28 PM

    Beautiful flowers, Jan! I don't have a cat, but I cat sit regularly, and it turns out that my house guest loves the ONE house plant that I have had in the house for the last few years-my orchid. It's been chugging along fine, but now it seems like it might be dying. I hope it's not from the cat bites. :(

    I just saw your Certified Wildlife Habitat button-how cool!

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  52. Debbie 2/20/09, 9:18 PM

    Beautiful collage!

    Debbie
    Garden Thyme with the Creative Gardener

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  53. Anonymous2/22/09, 2:00 PM

    What a cool collage of plants and flowers. I like your use of color-it is so cheery.

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  54. Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪2/22/09, 10:51 PM

    Hi Jan,

    How did you do it with such beautiful photos and making it a collage?

    You made my 2 day.

    Came across your blog at Kee Wee's blog and simply love it. I like birds too.

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  55. Randy Emmitt2/22/09, 11:26 PM

    Jan,

    In response to your 105 mm lens you will love it! I had a 100mm macro lens and loved it until I got my 180mm macro lens though. The 180 is heavy and needs more light, but it clears out the clutter in the backgound and does want I want. I'm a big guy so carrying the extra weight of the 180mm does not bother me, I've not met any women shooting macro that liked its weight.

    Oh and Happy Birthday!

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  56. Gunilla2/23/09, 5:14 AM

    Fantastic, how did you make this photo gallery?

    Gunilla

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  57. HelenJ2/23/09, 3:45 PM

    Jan, I like both your collages. Just wonderful colours! But this one is a bit easier to the eye.

    I really love the blue one - is it a primula?

    Take care!
    /Helen

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  58. Maria Berg2/23/09, 3:51 PM

    Valentines day, do you already have tulips blossom at you place???

    Then I read that you had to buy indoor plant to get some color - I do not get that.

    Yes it is a pity that some people just through glas all over and somebody els have to pick them up or even worse cut them-self.

    This weekend that past I was at "Lindalund" and we played with clay- you can see it on both her and mine blog.

    Love Maria Berg, MB

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Thanks so much for visiting and taking the time to comment! Please enjoy your TODAY and all of the gifts in YOUR garden of life!

Jan

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