30 April 2010

Brunnera beauty

Just because it is spring, and I love brunnera.
Yum...

5 comments:

Liza said...

Oooh, I really like that photo!

canyon naturalist said...

OMG..so pretty! Where is that!?

Joseph said...

Oop! I never said the location! Thanks for pointing it out, plumcrazytreehugger: It is in the landscape arboretum at Michigan State.

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