Spring and summer are hands down my most favorite times of year. I believe I was meant to live under palm trees, but in a garden would probably suffice just as well.
As I age, I enjoy flowers and greenery even more if that is possible. The really ironic thing is that I am a terrible gardener. However, one thing I have learned over the years is that I can take photos of flowers and trees and bushes and have my garden year round.....works for me.
This past weekend we made a quick dash back and forth to Halifax, Nova Scotia to spend some time with our daughter. We managed some delicious meals (food at this restaurant is always a favorite!), some birthday cake ala cheese cake, a lovely stroll along the waterfront, and another through the Public Gardens. The park is awash in blooming magnolias and rhododendrons and sharing soul that I am, here are a few shots I took......
As I age, I enjoy flowers and greenery even more if that is possible. The really ironic thing is that I am a terrible gardener. However, one thing I have learned over the years is that I can take photos of flowers and trees and bushes and have my garden year round.....works for me.
This past weekend we made a quick dash back and forth to Halifax, Nova Scotia to spend some time with our daughter. We managed some delicious meals (food at this restaurant is always a favorite!), some birthday cake ala cheese cake, a lovely stroll along the waterfront, and another through the Public Gardens. The park is awash in blooming magnolias and rhododendrons and sharing soul that I am, here are a few shots I took......
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| These are the delightful blooms of the “double dip rhododendron! |
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| Beautiful tulips that greet you as you enter the gates! |
Beautiful flowers Jennifer...my Rhododendren had lovely blossoms this year, but no leaves; well not worth mentioning. Is it because I haven't fed it?
ReplyDeleteI am not really sure, Marjorie. I have leaves but no blossoms! And the leaves showed up so early this year that they some have turned brown and dropped off.
ReplyDeleteSounds like mine; except it happens after the blossoms leave....weird
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