Walking along the beach, I found this tiny mint plant blooming. It was only three inches tall!
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3 months ago
Sunday, September 4, 2011
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6 comments:
For something so tiny it is big on beauty. Great shots Judy.
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so pretty...
I bet it smelled good as well. :)
Lovely little blooms!
Yes, the tomato below looks lucious. :)
Excellent photos of the mint. I wonder what kind it is. Hmmm.
Such a cheerful little plant. Makes me want mint tea, but I think I'll wait until it cools off for the night
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