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| Helianthemum St. Mary |
Clear sunlight penetrating the delicate tissue of all kinds of petals illuminates the garden.
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| Columbine |
The humblest of flowers shine brilliantly in spring sunshine. Drawn from our winter habitats, we peer into these miracles of color and light with our eyes and camera lenses.
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| Clematis H.F. Young growing up through Jeanne laJoie |
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| Clematis H.F. Young on the brink of opening to embrace the sun and sky |
The ever-changing patterns of color and light are an eternal source of fascination in every garden.
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| A Pink Lemonade Honeysuckle bud is generating its own energy |
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| Bright, happy pansies are always welcome |
Lovely shots, and I really like the Pink Lemonade honeysuckle.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend ~ FlowerLady
Thank you, FlowerLady. I love the Pink Lemonade, too. The colors as it opens are lovely, and a wonderful sweet scent tops it off.
ReplyDeleteSandra
Hello, Sandra !
ReplyDeleteOh, how lovely. Very enchanting pictures... absolutely beautiful flowers. My favorite is a Pink Lemonade Honeysuckle, it must be so fragrant.
Thank you, Sandra!
ReplyDeleteIt has a lovely, light sweet fragrance.
Sandra
The pink honeysuckle is one of my favorite plants! Here it practically blooms all year and wasn't even affected by the below 0 temps this year! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing the photos of the clematis. I really want to plant clematis but I am a little intimidated by it.
Thanks for visiting me at Cowgirl Culture!
-Kelsey
Thank you, Kelsey!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog. I adore the lower deserts were I lived most of my life,in Phoenix, AZ and Sedona, AZ. I grew up riding the Sonoran desert on a quarter horse; happy times they were!
Thanks for your comment.
Sandra