Articles Tagged: flowers
FIRST Bluebonnet
If you read my blog then you know how disheartened I was last spring when we virtually had no wildflowers. This spring will be different and it looks like it
Spring Tulips
Took this photo of these pretty pink tulips and they simply "pop". Love this color. Love any color of tulip. They are my favorite early spring flower.
Friday Flower
Went to lunch with friends and found these lovely Anthuriums planted in an inside garden area. Anthuriums were my mother-in-laws favorite flower. They are also know as Flamingo Flower or
Friday Foto
It is unusually warm today which is making me very ready for spring flowers. No wildflowers last spring which was so disappointing. I am so very hopeful that this spring
Restless January
My least favorite month is January. I do not do cold and dreary very well. (Our January weather has been beautiful so far, but I have high standard for temps
Soothing Sunflowers
We all know how I love sunflowers. The continued drought this spring and summer has been so disappointing when it came to finding the beauty in local wildflowers. I could
Garden Pond
It remains parched here, but Montana weather is absolutely beautiful. I have a friend who has a lovely Montana garden. She also has a beautiful little stream which trickles throughout her back yard. Her
Lilies That “Pop”!
Told you I would find you some beautiful things in Montana and I try to never break a promise! Found these lovely lilies in a friend's garden in Montana this
Slim Pickings
We are having the worst drought in over 80 years. Needless to say, the farm is dry, parched and flowerless. The hot winds continue to beat down anything new that
Montana May Tulips
Are these not the most beautiful tulips you have ever seen? One of my friends grows them in her vegetable garden which is protected from the deer. They were extra lovely!
May Winds
The winds have been ferocious. The winds have been hot. But, we have a few wild Tickweed flowers to at least add color to our very dry conditions. This photo was taken
Black Cohosh
One of my friends in Montana grows Black Cohosh (Acteae racemosa) in her garden and it makes for a spectacular plant. Cohosh is an Indian word meaning rough. Black Cohosh
They Are Back!
With the continuing drought and the big flop this spring for the Bluebonnets my favorite flowers did make a showing. Not as bountiful as past years, but at least some
Diptic App For Phone
Diptic App for iPhone/iPad is one of my favorites. This app lets you combine multiple photos and merge into one new photo. It is easy to use. For an extra
