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Tag Archives: flowers
Stop and smell the roses
I took a walk through Red Butte Garden this morning, and was overwhelmed by the roses. I especially loved the pink and yellow of these roses: And the next ones were really unusual – sort of lavender on the outer … Continue reading
Today’s post brought to you by the color pink
I have inched forward on Relax, (AKA the giant pink tent), but it’s definitely something that will be long in the making. I guess it’s only fitting that it looks rather like a snail at the moment. I have about … Continue reading
Poppies!
Well, one anyway. I’m still around, but not knitting – still having trouble with the elbow. It’s better than it was, but I’m still having some pain. I go back to see the doc on Monday. Other than that, it’s … Continue reading
Spring into Summer
I meant to take a photo of the front garden last week when the pink and white poppies were in bloom, but things have just been too busy around here. The pink poppies are all done, and the white ones … Continue reading
The Flowers and the Bees
I have a lot of iris, and after the storms we’ve had in the past couple of days, a lot of the flower stems were bent over or broken. Since another storm system will be arriving any minute, I thought … Continue reading
Blooming Spectacular
We just got back from a trip, in which we were lucky enough to get a peek at what may be a once-in-a-lifetime event. Virtually every Joshua tree in the southwest is in bloom, in what is being called an … Continue reading
Eye Candy Friday
The color of the week is yellow. I have a variety of tulips that bloom from very-early-spring to late spring. I did deliberately plant a variety of colors and bloom times, but I didn’t plan for specific colors at certain … Continue reading
Spring Flowers
They just keep making me happy. Have a bright and cheery weekend!
Spring Bulbs
I love spring bulbs. If only the flowers lasted all summer! The best I can do is to try to plant a variety of bulbs for early-, mid- and late- season. What’s flowering now? The early daffodils… these are one … Continue reading
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