Zinnias, zinnias, zinnias-I finally cut some to bring inside. I'd say they are my favorite flower. Growing my own from seed, makes me love them even more. |
Nasturtiums. My flowers are so pretty individually. As a whole-not so much. (Which is why I don't photograph them as a whole.) I don't spend any time caring for them, therefore they look terrible. |
Caught on a barb. |
HhHH. Lined up and ready for their mug shot. |
Thank goodness for volunteers! Otherwise I'd have no maters at all. |
It's 4:33 o'clock somewhere. |
What a beautiful day to make hay (today)! I was going to make hay (okay-mow my very high grass) today too, but I couldn't get the mower started. Oh, well! Have a wonderful weekend, everybody! |
6 comments:
Holly - hope this isn't a repeat comment as I had a bit of trouble with leaving my first comment. Eek!
Love the zinnias and nasturtiums - they were my maternal grandmother and mom's favorites and now mine too.
Love the pink spots on the brown butterfly - pic #2 - matching the flower. Thanks for sharing your views/photos of our beautiful world!
Mary
You're welcome, Mary. I love zinnias, I think because of the colors and they can be grown from seed and they are so hardy. My mom and sister plant and love them too. I have a soft spot for nasturtiums because Betty Smith mentions them in one of my favorite books-Joy in the Morning. They seem old fashioned too and I love that. And they can be grown from seed and thrive in poor conditions. We seem to have a lot in common.
Thank YOU for your lovely comments!
Holly
Great pictures....love the zinnias, they are one of my favorite flowers as well...blessings
Thanks, Shelley. Same to you. :)
gorgeous photos ~ love the zinnia, a favourite flower too.
your dog Roc is adorable ♥
stopping by via flickr :-)
Deb {vintage sparrow}
have a wonderful day.
Thanks, Deb! I love YOUR pics!
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