may your garden be bountiful and beautiful, full of colour and variety … natural!
I present here my feeble attempt to trump Rekha’s 365 day posts of flowers
… a treat for those snow bound!
Flowers
may your garden be bountiful and beautiful, full of colour and variety … natural!
I present here my feeble attempt to trump Rekha’s 365 day posts of flowers
… a treat for those snow bound!
What a delight at this time of year. Thank you for sharing.
Leslie
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thanks .. maybe you might paint one? Added some from the city to remind us that beauty can blossom anywhere!
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That is a real temptation. Thank you.
Leslie
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Thank you calmkate.
Leslie
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my pleasure Leslie
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🙂
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There pretty amazing!
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thanks Simon, I am so enjoying putting collages together of photos I have displayed separately before 🙂
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I bet, I enjoy all the colours
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yes thinking of those experiencing winter us southerners need to infuse our posts with warmth and colour!
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I think it’s more colourful down under anyways. But yes, being in the middle of winter you miss colour
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LOVE your flower collage post! The flowers are stunning! Especially all of the colors of the roses! Wow!
The flowers beauty brings smiles and warmth on this cold winter day! 🙂 Thank you, Kate! 🙂
Remind me the name of the one on the bottom, lower left. ???
HUGS!!! 🙂
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that’s the ginger plant, my favourite!
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maybe when spring comes along…
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Gorgeous flowers, most of which I don’t recognize but are they beautiful! tyvm for sharing
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a pleasure, summer here so thought you wintering northerners might need some cheering up!
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So lovely 🙂 third from last is ginger flower isn’t it? The first time we spoke, you told me about your then-DP, which was a ginger flower. 🙂 I would always remember that.
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yes I remember that but it was the lowest left hand corner that’s the ginger I used Rekha 😉
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These flowers are really pretty! Thanks for the share 🙂
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Some amazing plants there, the colour, beautiful.
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thanks Paul, I like them all and have many more!
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Potpouri 🙂
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My wife loves orange. What are the names of the orangish flowers in this beautiful display?
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lol there are several orangish flowers James so you need to be more specific than that! The hibiscus?
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Those flowers are very cheering on this cold winter day. Thanks!
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lol thought so Ann, sounds like the north is suffering so wanted to cheer you all up 🙂
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The one in the second picture from the top – second one down on the left
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no idea James, took that photo while I was overseas so no idea of it’s name, sorry
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Don’t need to be in the Northern Hemisphere cold to enjoy these beauties. Just lovely.
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thanks Irene
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Wow!
All of these beauties are utterly amazing 🙂
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Thanks.. you have this ability to bring charm in the simple things in the simplest way ..
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that’s a very high compliment indeed thanks Parminder, thanks 🙂
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Just mentioned what I felt ..
It’s treat for mind and eyes to read your words
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thanks again 🙂
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That hibiscus is especially gorgeous. I can’t grow them here in Kent, so it is lovely enjoying yours!
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thanks but these are merely my photos, the only flower I’ve grown here is the sunflower in my avatar 😉
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Hey you have an amazing blog .🙂
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