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Sunday, March 23, 2008
Hellebores (Christmas Rose or Lenten Lily)
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A Forest diary. A photo diary of life wih two Flatcoated Retrievers ,living on the edge of Englands New Forest National Park.
A Forest diary. A photo diary of life wih two Flatcoated Retrievers ,living on the edge of Englands New Forest National Park.
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Absolutely beautiful. I saw my first spring blooms today. What a great feeling that is after a long winter! :)
Bailey dug up one of my hellebores last year. She rarely digs anymore, so I can only assume hellebores are either really offensive to retrievers, or more likely, really tasty.
So lovely. I'm not familiar with hellebores. Is that a phyla category?
The Hellebores are a sub family in the Ranunculacae (Buttercup family)
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