There are Pansies
and then there are pansies.
like these
and these that have charming names.
Get on out and look for some,
they will make you happy.
Have a great weekend.
Gina
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Pansies
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Dear Gina,
ReplyDeleteyour Pansies are charming indeed and I wonder where you find such beauties. Do you grow them from seeds as you do so many of your colorful and unique treasures? Your photos are outstanding and vibrant and I see blue skies in the background. Here it is getting already too
hot for Pansies.
Wishing you happy gardening, Sieglinde
Dear Sieglinde, There is a special grower, about 50 miles from here, who grows the most beautiful Pansy varieties every year. I have not tried growing Pansies from seed. They have to be started early, like in November. Then I have to take care of them throughout the cold winter months. I know that you planted pansies very early...your climate is much more moderate than ours. Pansies may wilt as it gets warmer, but while they are blooming, they are definitely worth while.
DeleteOne thing we have in San Pete County, always the bluest of skies.
Pansies with their range of faces and colour-ways are a delight - lovely, sunny, pretty photos Gina, and thank you for all of your kind comments on my recent posts.
ReplyDeleteDear Rosemary, Pansies do make me happy. They are the one colorful flower I can grow early in the year without having to move them inside every night. There will be more frosty nights and then we will head straight into high desert temperatures. So many challenges to keep the garden going.
DeleteYour photos of your recent trip to India have been exceptional. You have shown us scenes and details that have been an eye opener.
They're all beautiful! Wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteHello Gunilla and welcome. Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment.
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!! A lovely variety and beautiful colors. Thank you for sharing with Today's Flowers and I wish you a very happy week :)
ReplyDeleteHello Denisein, Thank you for your visit and thank you also for leaving such a nice comment.
DeleteDear Gina, Your pansies seem to be wearing crinoline skirts! My favorites of these are the Lavender Shades.
ReplyDeleteDear Mark, The Frizzy Lizzy pansies are full of surprises. Every morning another color combination brightens my day. I love them all. Have a great week.
DeleteOh, they are so very beautiful! Gorgeous colours!
ReplyDeleteHello Sara, how nice of you to stop by for a visit. It is obvious that you also like flowers.
DeleteGina, your pansies are perfect!! Yes, they would certainly bring big smiles to all who lay eyes on them, including me! Thanks for all the bright and beautiful mosaics; they're gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHappy May!
Poppy
Thank You Poppy, It's mutual admiration. I always enjoy visiting your beautiful blog.
DeleteSo beautiful, gorgeous colors, a beautiful sight! , i love this little flowers :-)
ReplyDeleteI come from a visit from Mosaic Monday
Here is my
contribution
Greetings from Germany
Hello Jutta, How nice of you to stop by and all the way from Germany! Vielen Dank.
DeleteI love your interpretations of photo manipulations. They are very special.
These pansies are all so beautiful. I am for the first time on your blog and have been reading older posts. I enjoyed it very much and will be your new follower from The Netherlands.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Janneke
Thank you Janneke for becoming my newest Follower. I am so pleased to see you here. Thank you also for your nice comments.
DeleteI love all pansies....and these frilly ones remind me of a fiesta and frilly dresses.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right Donna, fiestas and frilly dresses come to mind when seeing this charming variety of pansies. Thank you for your visit.
DeleteThey are indeed happy little plants aren't they? You know you had me at the 'Lavender Shades' although I really like them all.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Mosaic Monday Gina.
Happy Gardening!
Hello Judith, thank you for hosting Mosaic Monday. It gives us a chance to share and also gives us a chance to admire other bloggers' treasures.
DeletePansies and violas have always been my absolute favorite flowers. Pansies amaze me with their variance in color and design and seem a little "frilly and fussy" but thrive well in cold, snowy weather. Yours are very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDear Theresa, I may complain about our unpredictable weather but when it comes to cold loving flowers such as tulips, Daffodils and Pansies, they really make a big show early in the year. I also love Pansies and can't imagine a Spring without them.
DeleteOh Gina, these are superb and show off the charming flowers, the Pansies just perfectly. I adore their vivid colours and those faces, who could not smile with such lovely flowers in ones view. Happy week~
ReplyDeleteHello Mary, and a happy week to you. You are right, it is the happy faces that make Pansies so charming. I never know what new color will appear, every morning a surprise.
DeleteWow Gina!!! I've never seen such beautiful Pansies sorts before! Absolutely beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy just the same wonderful weekend like your Pansies have colours!
Katrin :)
Hello Kissed by an Angel, You are so kind to leave me such a sweet little message. We have been having much needed rain and the pastures and flowers are looking happy and green.
DeleteThank you for your visit.
Such exuberant flowers, Gina. These hybrid pansies are definitely eye-catchers.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate you joining Floral Friday Fotos and look forward to your next post for this meme.
Hello Nick, thank you for your kind invitation. I have enjoyed reading your posts, Traveling and flowers are also some of my favorite subjects.
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