Hello Olympia, When you can bunch up a lot of different flowers in one photograph they always look more important, don't they. Wishing you a wonderful week ahead.
Hello Mary, Thank you so much for your lovely compliment. It is in the nineties here, as well. As long as we have water I don't mind because our nights are cool and the early morning is the best time to be out in the garden.
Dear Frances, I always feel so sorry for you when you have to spend 2 days in a row working. I know how you like to be outside visiting the local market and Central Park. I have enjoyed your colorful photographs of your sojourns.
Gorgeous colours, beautiful scene, a beautiful entry to delight the soul and bring forth a smile. If you have time, please stop by and see my 6 year blog presentation. Take good care, I love stopping by Gina~
Dear Mary, Congratulations is in order...six years of blogging and 1,093 blog posts. Such dedication to a hobby you love and share with all of us! It is so appreciated.
Hello Janneke, You are so right. Colors make us so happy. And nowhere is color more varied and beautiful than in our flower and plant world. Have a great week ahead and thank you for stopping by.
Dear Rosemary, You picked my two favorite flowers of this post. I was so surprised to see the delicate peachy-pink color of my newly planted foxgloves. I have been trying out my new camera. I know that I will love it when going on our trip to Europe this Fall. Thank you for the suggestion.
Dear Gina, I was longing to see the flowers in your garden, and here they are, in a wonderful display of colors. The landscape looks lush and green and the evening light is the best for a photo shoot, especially in Texas where the light can be so strong. Happy greetings, Sieglinde
Dear Sieglinde, Yes, morning and evenings are perfect for taking pictures. Even a rainy day does wonders for flower pictures, and of course the flowers. My flowers are beginning to make a show. This is the time of year I look forward to...when everything is growing and the fruit is ripening in the trees.
You are so gifted to capture nature's beauty. I think we all are visual but it takes a special talent to make other's aware of the beauty that they have not noticed.
I like your garden snippets Gina, especially the weathered clay pots. The view as evening settles in is wonderful. Thank you for linking to Mosaic Monday.
Hello Judith, Some of my clay pots are so very old. They go from garden to greenhouse year after year. I love that I can move them around to wherever they are needed. Thank you for hosting Mosaic Monday.
Hello dear Gina, Your garden is always a joy to see. You have green fingers. I found something out for myself ... the more pots one has together, the better the plants grow.. It seems they talk to each other. Unfortunately.. its so hot here at the moment.. over 40ยบ .. my poor plants are suffering. Wishing you a wonderful happy week. Thanks for your comments left on my blog.. so appreciated Gina. val xxx
Dear Val, You may be right. Flower pots do like to be placed together. Besides it is easier to water them, especially since we are all experiencing such high temperatures. I did notice that your roses look healthy and beautiful, especially your white rose with the pink blush centers. Thank you for your visit and wishing you continued health and speedy recovery from your recent surgery.
That is a beautiful mosaic and the evening light is stunning. I'd be thrilled with these colors as well.
ReplyDeleteHello Stacy, My eye always goes to color, first and foremost. Thank you for your visit. It is so appreciated.
DeleteA gorgeous mosaic from your garden Gina!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great weekend!
Olympia
Hello Olympia, When you can bunch up a lot of different flowers in one photograph they always look more important, don't they. Wishing you a wonderful week ahead.
DeleteColor inspires and makes me happy, too, Gina! Your flower mosaics are THE BEST!
ReplyDeleteWe're roasting up here - 98 yesterday is NOT NORMAL... Enjoy your weekend!
Mary in Oregon
Hello Mary, Thank you so much for your lovely compliment. It is in the nineties here, as well. As long as we have water I don't mind because our nights are cool and the early morning is the best time to be out in the garden.
DeleteGina, your brilliant photographic garden snippets have cheered me this evening after part one of a two-day working weekend in New York.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks. xo
Dear Frances, I always feel so sorry for you when you have to spend 2 days in a row working. I know how you like to be outside visiting the local market and Central Park. I have enjoyed your colorful photographs of your sojourns.
DeleteGorgeous colours, beautiful scene, a beautiful entry to delight the soul and bring forth a smile. If you have time, please stop by and see my 6 year blog presentation. Take good care, I love stopping by Gina~
ReplyDeleteDear Mary, Congratulations is in order...six years of blogging and 1,093 blog posts. Such dedication to a hobby you love and share with all of us! It is so appreciated.
DeleteI love that colourful mosaic from your garden, colours make us so happy.
ReplyDeleteWish you a wonderful new week!
Hello Janneke, You are so right. Colors make us so happy. And nowhere is color more varied and beautiful than in our flower and plant world. Have a great week ahead and thank you for stopping by.
DeleteWhat a joyous display Gina - I particularly love the soft pink of your Foxglove, and the light filtering through the Bougainvillea
ReplyDeleteDear Rosemary, You picked my two favorite flowers of this post. I was so surprised to see the delicate peachy-pink color of my newly planted foxgloves.
DeleteI have been trying out my new camera. I know that I will love it when going on our trip to Europe this Fall. Thank you for the suggestion.
Dear Gina, that last photograph brings to mind the lyrics, "... purple mountains' magesty."
ReplyDeleteDear Mark, It's the mountains east of us which bring in the cool night air. So welcome when the temperatures are in the nineties during the day.
DeleteDear Gina,
ReplyDeleteI was longing to see the flowers in your garden, and here they are, in a wonderful display of colors. The landscape looks lush and green
and the evening light is the best for a photo shoot, especially in Texas where the light can be so strong.
Happy greetings, Sieglinde
Dear Sieglinde, Yes, morning and evenings are perfect for taking pictures. Even a rainy day does wonders for flower pictures, and of course the flowers. My flowers are beginning to make a show. This is the time of year I look forward to...when everything is growing and the fruit is ripening in the trees.
DeleteYou are so gifted to capture nature's beauty. I think we all are visual but it takes a special talent to make other's aware of the beauty that they have not noticed.
ReplyDeleteDear Janet, What a lovely comment you have left for me! I so appreciate you taking the time to leave a special message.
DeleteThank You.
Gina, loved your snippets from the garden. Such wonderful color! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteAnd a happy week to you Snap. Thank you for your visit.
DeleteAbsolutely incredible photos!!! The colors are wonderful and your sunset so very beautiful!! Wishing you well!
ReplyDeleteHello Cathy, I am so pleased that you like my photos. White is wonderful but colors are more wonderful. Thank you for stopping by. Have a great week.
DeleteHello Gina, What gorgeous color and light are in your photos. The one of the bougainvillea is spectacular! Enjoy the colors of summer!
ReplyDeleteHello Lorrie, This time of year there is so much beauty all around us. And sometimes we are lucky to catch a little glimpse of it.
DeleteI like your garden snippets Gina, especially the weathered clay pots. The view as evening settles in is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Mosaic Monday.
Hello Judith, Some of my clay pots are so very old. They go from garden to greenhouse year after year. I love that I can move them around to wherever they are needed.
DeleteThank you for hosting Mosaic Monday.
The most gorgeous color! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHello Vee and welcome. Colors from a paint can can not compete with the brilliant colors of flowers.
DeleteHello, your flowers are gorgeous. And the view is simply beautiful! Lovely post. Enjoy your day and have a happy week ahead!
ReplyDeleteHello Eileen, It's so nice to see you here again. Hope you have a great remainder of the week.
DeleteHello dear Gina,
ReplyDeleteYour garden is always a joy to see. You have green fingers.
I found something out for myself ... the more pots one has together, the better the plants grow.. It seems they talk to each other.
Unfortunately.. its so hot here at the moment.. over 40ยบ .. my poor plants are suffering.
Wishing you a wonderful happy week.
Thanks for your comments left on my blog.. so appreciated Gina.
val xxx
Dear Val, You may be right. Flower pots do like to be placed together. Besides it is easier to water them, especially since we are all experiencing such high temperatures. I did notice that your roses look healthy and beautiful, especially your white rose with the pink blush centers.
DeleteThank you for your visit and wishing you continued health and speedy recovery from your recent surgery.
The colors of those flowers and the colors in the sky were so similar the effect was fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHello Donna, You have a keen eye for color. Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. It is very much appreciated.
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