The raspberries are coming along nicely. Full disclosure, the ones that I have are coming along nicely. However, they didn’t take to my pruning as well as I had hoped and there won’t be many raspberries this year. I know. I’m as heartbroken about it as you are.
Who doesn’t love lilies? This lily also resides in my house in the northeast corner of my backyard. Its best friend is the moonflower. Well, it survives the moonflower.
Who doesn’t love daisies? I definitely love daisies. I have a patch in the backyard and a couple daisies in the front by my lamp post.
A volunteer lily in the back corner of my yard. Usually I’m not a fan of orange lilies I’ve made an exception for this lily.
A lily after a storm. This yellow lily can be found in my Mom’s front yard. If you know where that is, you should drop by and check out her many beautiful flowers. If you don’t, that is your misfortune.
The first sunflower of the year! My sunflowers have actually gotten out of control. I probably need to cut them back before they take over the entire yard.
My first lily of the year! I believe that I also originally got this lily at a United Methodist Women rummage sale. Like all my day lilies, it is dominating. We don’t need to talk about my Asiatic lilies.
Yellow rose after storm. I got these roses for free from a Methodist Women rummage sale a few years back. A good addition to my driveway.
Experimenting with a frozen flower theme. I need to revisit this idea when something other than a white flower is blooming in my yard.
I’m very happy with the progress of my daisy patch this year. Unfortunately my hollyhocks have taken a step back this year, but I have hopes they will rebound in the coming months though.
One of my grandma’s flowers. NORMAN I might have gone a little mad with the Photoshop on this picture. We all go a little mad sometimes. Haven’t you? MARION Yes. Sometimes just one time can be enough. Exchange from my forthcoming screenplay.
A rose from my grandma’s rose bush. More of my grandma’s flowers are coming down the chute.
An insect hanging out on a blooming daisy. Is it just me, or do not enough people appreciate insects?
One of my grandma’s irises. Don’t hold me to this, and I’ll deny it under cross examination, but my disdain for irises seems to be waning.
One of my first daisies blooming. This is my fourth year of daisies, but my first year that they have done really well. I moved them last year and they just kind of survived the year, but this year they are thriving. Which is big because I want them to… Read More »Photo of the Day 0029
This is definitely the last flower from the Northwest Greenhouse. But I should point out there will be plenty of pictures in the future of flowers I bought at the Northwest Greenhouse.
Northwest Greenhouse? Okay this might actually be the last photo from the Northwest Greenhouse.
Daisies from the Northwest Greenhouse. I hope your (yes you) had a wonderful Memorial Day Weekend. Mine will be one that I will never forget.
Petunias! I swear, I’m almost done with photos from the Northwest Greenhouse. Maybe.
