With the most charming name,
Forget-me-not
I thought that yellow flowers were the most common.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Have a lovely day my
dear Friends.
dear Friends.
Gina
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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Dear Gina,
ReplyDeleteI would guess white, yellow or red flowers are far ahead of blue. Perhaps you what you read was a printing error?
Dear Mark, Could be. I will have to investigate. The reason I remember that it was blue is because I love all blue flowers especially those that are of the periwinkle kind.
DeleteSo, so pretty, and our Forget-me-nots should be opening up any day now ;)
ReplyDeleteDear Mary, That is wonderful that you also have Forget-me-nots. They are small but the blue is so vivid and their sweet little centers make one smile.
DeleteDear Gina,
ReplyDeleteThe Forget-me-not are so lovely in your photo and I adore the tile with the beautiful lady inside the blue circle. Here the Texas Bluebonnets
fill the roadside at the moment and what a pretty sight they are. I can only say that blue flowers are abundant right now, but for a short time
only.
Warmest greetings, Sieglinde
Dear Sieglinde, I have seen a few Texas Bluebonnets but never an entire field of them. What a wonderful sight it must be. I have tried to grow them but our climate just isn't right for them.
DeleteUn très joli billet... J'aime beaucoup toutes les fleurs mais j'ai un penchant pour les fleurs bleues... Gros bisous
ReplyDeleteBonjour Martinealison, I am so glad that you also like blue flowers. I love combinations of blue, lavender and pink flowers.
DeleteGros bisous, Gina
In my area, yellow would be the most predominant. I love the blue ones because they are a little more scarce to find!
ReplyDeleteDear Theresa, After all it really doesn't matter does it. We love all flowers. Wishing you a wonderful Easter. ox, Gina
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