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Posted: 05 Mar 2014

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collage done in •
PicMonkey •
ice on the left •
very small flower on right •
stems have prickly things •
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Creeping Phlox •
ID from Pam J •

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.. Nature

.. Nature
St. Patrick's Day -- March 17, 2014

Spring -- March 20, 2014
Vernal Equinox -- March 20, 2014

Winter ?
Doesn't care to leave, yet ...
On the left is ice ----- maybe a few snowflakes buried in there ..
But, it is ice ..
Now melted ..
But, no sunshine ..
Or blue sky ..
Or warm temp !!
Although NOAA says the temp. should go to 50 deg. today ..
Got my doubts about that ..
Thursday - freezing rain ?
Whether the weather will find Spring ..
We shall see ..

Photo on right side --- don't know the flower -- ID below,

[ thanks Pam J for ID of Creeping Phlox ] but in trimming these back off the sidewalk ..
Learned very quickly that there were very tiny thorns/prickly things on the stems !

plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/all/phlox-subulata

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 Pam J
Pam J club
Creeping Phlox or Blue Phlox.. I think !!!

Pretty though !
11 years ago.
Peggy C club has replied to Pam J club
.. will go with 'Creeping Phlox' --- re-checked my NC Plant Database and it fits.
.. thanks very much ..... after this next go-round of weird weather, perhaps they shall come forth it multiple blooms !
plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/all/phlox-subulata
Hugz across the miles,
me
11 years ago.
 Dick M
Dick M
Not sure what a dyptic is, but, yes, well done.
11 years ago.
Peggy C club has replied to Dick M
and thank you also, Sir Richard !
11 years ago.
 Peggy C
Peggy C club
21 March 14 --- just to add info --- across the street neighbor visited while I was out there yesterday; she said, "the lady who planted them called them Thrift"
So, we have several names from which to pick ~
10 years ago.

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