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Blooming!
Everything’s very green but this week the peonies and early day lily Stella D’Ora are blooming! And one of my winter-overed geraniums is going to bloom soon enough – lots of flower buds forming!
Posted in gardens and flowers, life around us, taking time to look
Tagged daylilies, flowers, garden, peonies
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Monday – Akaroa and The Giant’s House
What a thing, The Giant’s House is. How lucky the maker, Josie Martin is to have come to this place, begin a garden, find some shards of china and begin this journey. Her life and art has merged nicely. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art in the world, gardens and flowers, NZ 2017, the creative process
Tagged flowers, garden, GiantsHouse, NZ, NZ2017, process
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If this is Tuesday, it must be New Zealand!
More photos here on Flickr Had a lovely visit with Marge’s friend Sue, looking at her Works-in-Progress, enjoying her fine lunch and chatting outside. The day was exquisitely fine, trees flowering along with Sue’s garden and we sat outside awhile … Continue reading
A Trio of Mid-June Flowers
There’s a trio of photos waiting for you in this flickr album
Posted in gardens and flowers, life around us, photography, taking time to look
Tagged flowers, garden, Photography, TakingTimetoLook
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NaPoWriMo Day Twenty-seven
I saw the twists of lilies of the valley coming up by the diner this morning and remembered the side yard of my paternal grandparent and my father’s aunt and uncle’s house. Lilies of the Valley By the steps, bound … Continue reading
Posted in Do the Work, gardens and flowers, NaPoWriMo, the creative process
Tagged flower, garden, NaPoWriMo, spring
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