We had a wonderful spring and summer filled with flowers.
We began in April with daffodils and forsythia.
We began in April with daffodils and forsythia.
April 10
April 12The late daffodils are ending in May
May 6
May 6This includes azalea.
May 15
June 2Oooh, and the peonies! Backed with hosta leaves.
June 14A rose purloined from a neighbor's bush.
June 15
June 15The spiky purple flower is allium.
June 19Aaaaahhhh - the sweetpeas have begun.
The dahlias are doing well, too.
June 30July brings great variety.
An arrangement of white zinnias
with drumstick allium and garlic scapes.
July 7
Dahlias, snapdragons, hosta leaves.
July 17
Gladiolus, white marigolds, white and pink snapdragons, red zinnias, red dahlias.
July 26
July 26
July 26
The lisianthus is still blooming -
July 7Dahlias, snapdragons, hosta leaves.
July 17Sweetpeas.
July 26
July 26Gladiolus, white marigolds, white and pink snapdragons, red zinnias, red dahlias.
July 26Snapdragons, hosta leaves.
July 26Snapdragons, glads, dahlias.
July 26OOoooh - the sweetpeas. . .
July 26
July 26We found ourselves with more flowers than places to put them.
Such a problem!
July 27
July 27here with white zinnias and
white snapdragons.
August 21
September 11
September 11
August 21The glads are so dramatic!
September 11More lisianthus with white snapdragons
and one pink dahlia.
September 11We were very lucky with frost this year. It will be November 3 for our first frost. This is very late for us. Last year was September 18.
Lisianthus, dahlias, zinnias, snapdragon.
October 14
October 14
October 14Lisianthus and zinnias.
October 14 So fun to have bouquets this late in the year.
I had sorted through the 79 favorite bouquets to find these 23. They brought joy.
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