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Sometimes The Flowers Of The Season Need To Be Shown, Enjoyed.

Outside your real estate operation, do you have flowers or is everything paved, brick, institutionized office look?

Maine flowers are short lived but new ones come in before, after each season if you stagger it right. Here is a peek our my front door in Houlton Maine. I am lucky to live half the year 32 feet from work..and to zip to a lake home the other half nine miles away. Here's are today's actors.

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69 north street, houlton maine

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Got to find out what is nibbling the heck out of the hollyhoc plants though..hmmmm. Show us flowers from your end of the world, your place on the planet.

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Posted by Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker on 08/17/2009 04:47 PM

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4 Comments on Sometimes The Flowers Of The Season Need To Be Shown, Enjoyed.

AUG

Andrew

The trumpeter vines and tiger lilies are beautiful; are the first ones hyacinths?

AUG

Hi, Andrew. You do have an inquiring mind; your posts are so eclectic. I love to see what you've come up with "today."

My guess for the spiky purple flowers is Liatris. Is there a prize for the person who gets it right?

I think you are both right!

AUG

zinnia

Here's a flower from Payson, AZ., in Arizona's central mountains. It's from my home flower garden, not my office, though. You make Maine look very inviting.

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