My First Flower Community Post!

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Hello fellow flower lovers,

I’m pretty new to the Hive platform, although I've been on Steemit for a while. Recently I had taken time off, so this is the first time I’m posting with a Community. I hope I’m doing everything properly. Posting pictures of my gardens and sharing them with people that appreciate flowers sounds a bit too good to be true, but I’m willing to give it a shot:)

It's early spring in New England. Many, many years ago I planted just a few of these small bulbs.

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It was called Early Star Drift in the catalogue, but I’m not sure if that’s its real name.
It closely follows the crocus in the spring, so it is quite early…
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and it does tend to drift.
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The flowers are, in fact, clearly star-shaped. So, I can say with absolute certainty that Early Star Drift is an accurate name for these beautiful and prolific flowers.

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Now I know others have posted for-get-me-nots, and I do not consider myself a competitive gardener. (If anyone tells you otherwise, maybe they’re just sore losers), but I have SO MANY for-get-me-nots growing in my yard that I can’t just ignore them! So here are just a few flowers representn'.
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Although mostly blue, I have quite a few pink ones in the mix.

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Forget-me-nots too tend to drift. Obviously, in my garden there is very little danger of them being forgotten.
Lastly I'll include my pretty pink and purple primroses,
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and couple more forget-me-nots. (Just no getting away from them.)

I have much more but I don’t want to wear out my welcome on my first post. As I said, it’s only early spring here in New England. I have all summer. So looking forward to it:)
Thanks so much for checking out my post! I’ll be posting more soon!

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