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2 comments:
the raindrops on the flowers are so beautiful! I also have those flowers in my garden (pink and white), but I'm not sure how they are called in English. I truly enjoy your garden photos :D
SP
Thanks SP - glad you are enjoying them. They are peonies - I think they call them peony roses here in the UK. I bet your pink and white peonies are beautiful! What are they called in Estonian?
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