Welcome! A big 'thank you' to those of you who visited my
last post and left the most encouraging comments. I really enjoyed writing from my heart, and it pleases me that you all felt touched by it.
I love how the seasons play out in a garden. Spring brings life to some of my most glorious flowers, like the daffodils, irises, peonies, lilies of the valley, azaleas and more.
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| A peony bud, with rain drops inside. |
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| Before the white peony bursts fully, it has the prettiest shade of light pink. |
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| Azaleas. |
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| These plum irises have the briefest of days to shine. |
Seems like one day each variety has its chance to dazzle, and the next, the blossoms begin to fade.
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| The lavender perfumes the air near my dining room window. |
As Summer approaches and the weather warms, different plants come into their own. My beloved hydrangeas make their big appearance.
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| Blue hydrangeas from my favorite bush. |
A garden, through its seasons, reminds me of an orchestra, playing one long piece of beautiful music. Each player contributes to the symphony.
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| A view of the side yard, with day lilies and a pink hydrangea. |
I love the beautiful music I see and hear in my yard. I enjoy this progression, letting each plant do its thing.
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| Lady's mantle. I just love the way water beads up on its leaves. |
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| Clematis had its time to bloom weeks ago. It's done for the season. |
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| Fuzzy lamb's ears. I love the soft texture and the silvery green foliage. |
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| Thunbergia continues to wind its way up the trellis. |
I am so glad you dropped by today. I hope you've enjoyed my garden photos!
Peace and blessings to you,
