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CaliforniaPeggy

(157,425 posts) Tue Jul 14, 2026, 04:04 PM 4 hrs ago

Here's today's photos from MBFM . . .

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Here's today's photos from MBFM . . . (Original Post) CaliforniaPeggy 4 hrs ago OP

Marvelous. Those red plums look wonderful. LoisB 3 hrs ago #1

Thanks so much, my dear LoisB! CaliforniaPeggy 2 hrs ago #4

Great variety of berries. sinkingfeeling 2 hrs ago #2

Thanks so much, my dear sinkingfeeling! CaliforniaPeggy 2 hrs ago #5

Peggy - Your Farmer's Market posts are always different. Never The Same. That's GREAT! George McGovern 2 hrs ago #3

Thank you so much, my dear Allen! CaliforniaPeggy 1 hr ago #6

We at DemocraticUnderground are fortunate, because you bloom every day. George McGovern 2 min ago #7

LoisB

(13,837 posts)

1. Marvelous. Those red plums look wonderful.

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Original post)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 04:51 PM

3 hrs ago

CaliforniaPeggy

(157,425 posts)

4. Thanks so much, my dear LoisB!

Reply to LoisB (Reply #1)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 06:28 PM

2 hrs ago

The plums were magnificent to my eyes too. Love the color!

sinkingfeeling

(58,395 posts)

2. Great variety of berries.

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Original post)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 05:47 PM

2 hrs ago

CaliforniaPeggy

(157,425 posts)

5. Thanks so much, my dear sinkingfeeling!

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #2)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 06:29 PM

2 hrs ago

It almost seemed as though there were more than usual!

George McGovern

(13,718 posts)

3. Peggy - Your Farmer's Market posts are always different. Never The Same. That's GREAT!

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Original post)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 06:22 PM

2 hrs ago

No. 2's a pretty plant. An Agapanthus, commonly known as Lily of the Nile, featuring blue, trumpet-shaped flowers arranged in a spherical cluster. It's a perennial plant that thrives in full sun and is popular for landscaping in temperate to warm regions.
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CaliforniaPeggy

(157,425 posts)

6. Thank you so much, my dear Allen!

Reply to George McGovern (Reply #3)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 06:34 PM

1 hr ago

I always try to vary what I photograph. I do worry that there's a lot of repetition. Thanks for the validation!

I photographed the agapanthus because this one is blooming at the very end of the season. All of its neighbors have gone to seed. They won't bloom until next spring!

George McGovern

(13,718 posts)

7. We at DemocraticUnderground are fortunate, because you bloom every day.

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #6)

Tue Jul 14, 2026, 08:27 PM

2 min ago

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