Lavender blue, lavender blue,
where can I find a friend oh-so-true?
Pink Lavenders too!
and "Pure Harmony" white French lavenders my brother gave me..........
Today I was as though on a roll to pay specific attention to intricate details that Creation had to offer,
I wasn't disappointed.
I realised the camera could pick up much more details than I could see in real life with my own two eyes.
The intricacy of the process of flowering is amazing...........
Even part of my lunch speaks volumes about the intricacy of God's creation!
I'm in awe.........
This flower speaks Spring to me like no others,
I have tried to remember its name;
but I still don't have it. (Perhaps you do?)
That's what happens when you grow it from cuttings from a friend.
I'm still in awe of the intricacy of this flower!
Oh! Look at it..............
How can I not be?
It was good to take time and slow down to notice and pay attention.
16 comments:
Those are just gorgeous!! It's nice as fall approaches on us that we have your beautiful spring flowers to still look at.
Thank you for the tips on cutting roses...mine are still growing and blooming...just amazing!!
Kelli
Rosy,
I thoroughly enjoyed your lovely lovely lovely flower shots! Yes, the details are simply breath-taking.
I think the flower is called Scabiosa (on pincushion flower). I call them my "Scabbies" if they are really what I am thinking about. I have them in my yard, but the ones I have planted tend toward the purple/lavender color.
Oh, now I know what Apple Crumble is... hahaha.
Yes, it is SO easy to make. And I was surprised it was a hit with the Chinese ladies at church. Normally, they shy away from Western Desserts, but they love this one because it is "not too sweet", according to them, hahaha! :) I love the taste of "toasted" pecans. That's what they tasted like after being in the oven. I actually added more pecans than the recipe had called for.
Just beautiful!!!Suzanne.
Your flowers are amazing! Just beautiful!
What lovely Spring flowers.
Cheers Linda
Judging by all the pretty flower photos, your garden must look a picture Rosy! It is a scabiosa and they also come in other colours and in an annual form....thay are all very pretty.Your roses have come on SO fast. Our spring here seems to be a bit wetter than previous years, is it the same for you in W.A.? Can't wait to see the first flush of roses, happy gardening, Angela.
Dear Rosy!
I have to catch my breath now, after going through your entire blog! It is the most beautiful blog I have ever come upon!!! Your roses are gorgeous, your home is stunning and your recipes & pictures look so yummy!!! You have found a follower!
I was wondering if I might possible write a post on my blog about your blog and post some pictures of your garden, a pretty picture of your lace curtains and a strawberry shortcake picture? The post will be about your blog and leading back to you! I get several hits a day and would LOVE them to see your blog!
Anyhoo Rosy, you have a blessed life there in Australia!
Hugs,
Maryjane
Hello Again Rosy!
What a treat to feature you on my blog! Your pictures look so pretty! Thank you for letting me do so! I am off to bed, while I am sure you are up doing something wonderful!
Hugs,
Maryjane
Hello, Rosy! My first visit here...You have a beautiful, happy place here in blogland...I look forward to visiting again! Your floral fantasy here is exquisite...thank you for sharing your garden joyfully. Happy Day :o)
Hello Rosy, I am a friend of Maryjane and I hurried over here, because when she says something took her breath away, I know its gonna be good! And oh my, your blog pictures are just beautiful. Your garden spring flowers are beautiful. We are just going into fall here and you are going into spring! I love all your pictures especially the pansies and violets. I just planted some for the winter months here. I have visited Australia several times, love it!
Love, Ann
What beautiful flowers, love the colors. Especially purple.
I was sure I left a message here before.... but I don't see it! Anyway, lovely pics of early spring.... enjoy!
cielo
Love your beautiful flower pics!Nice to know when my garden is gone to bed for the winter I can enjoy yours. Carolyn
What lovely photos! I'm with you. When I take my camera out to the gardens, I see so much more through the lens than I would have noticed otherwise. We're both into detail and how things evolve!
Brenda
What a lovely blog you have! I share so many of your loves!...even Impossible Pie!! Have a lovely day!!
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