You've already seen some of my favorite faces. Here are some flowers, grass and trees from our garden.
We'll begin with a plaque I painted for Mom's herb garden:
And here is the biggest tree in our yard, not counting the woods. I stood with my back against the trunk and pointed the camera straight up. This tree is a tulip poplar.
And you can see it in comparison with the maple next to it. The maple is in the foreground.
Our flowering ornamental cherry is a favorite when it blooms in mid-April.
The dogwood tree
A tulip...an inside view.
Hyacinth
Azlaea
Plain old-fashioned grass...done up new.
Lilac... and heirloom plant. When my paternal grandmother was young, her mother died, and she went to live with her Aunt Edith. Aunt Edith became a second mother to her, and taught her everything there is to know about lilacs. This was a part of Aunt Edith's original.
Grape arbor + evening lighting = lovely!
Honey suckle
here is the "anchor" of the garden: the pink redbud.
here is a neat shot. I was trying to get a close up of the delicate flowers, but couldn't find the right setting...
A REALLY CLOSE close-up of a pansy, or heart's ear.
Here is another.
Narcissus! Including:
daffodil...
jonquil...
I can't remember what this is called but it is in the narcissus family.
Ah, the beauty of God's creation!
2 comments:
Hi Kitti Kat!
I love this post! I took the same sort of photos of all the flowers around our yard on spring. It is a great pastime…taking photos…such fun with a digital camera. I love lilac – one of the loveliest fragrant flowers. Thanks for the tour.
♥Auntie Hope
How blessed we are to live in such a wondrous place. God is good to us!
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