My blogging friend Terri has started a new photo challenge #flowerhour and she'll post every Tuesday.
This week is our Floral alphabet challenge. We're continuing with P, Q, and R.
Oh man...I was hoping to get out and about and get some fresh images, BUT the weather decided to be meh today. Meh enough to not venture out much. So I'll hunt through my images and see what I've got.
P for Poppy
I threw out some flower seeds and poppies were one of the flowers that came up. So pretty! I've always loved them.
Q for Queen Annes Lace
A few years ago my MIL decided to jump out of an airplane for her 80th birthday. We had some time to kill so I wandered around. These Queen Annes Lace filled one of the browning fields. So pretty.
R for Roses and Rudbeckia
My mom loved yellow roses. I bought a miniature one last year, planted it and it went crazy and got large.
The rose gardens at the Buchart Gardens were stunning, and crowded so I didn't dawdle too long.
I think Rudbeckia might be one of my new favorite flowers. I again threw some seeds in a pot and these showed up and they have lasted so long. Kirstin
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Love the poppies and rudbeckia - so cheerful, and black-eyed susans are among my favorite flowers. That field with the Queen Anne's lace and view of the mountains is gorgeous! Visiting from the Flower Hour
ReplyDeleteThank you Kym. I loved that field with Mt. Rainier in the distance.
DeleteSuch pretty flowers, Kirstin. I love that idea of throwing the seeds in pots and seeing the result later. I have some poppy seeds I'm going to plant in a couple of pots next month. I also love rudbeckia!
ReplyDeleteThanks Terri. It was kind of fun to just toss them in and see what would happen.
DeleteYou have a green thumb, Kirstin. It seems anything you plant grows well. These photos are so beautiful. I especially like Queen Anne's Lace. It's such a delicate flower.
ReplyDeleteOh, not as much of a green thumb as I'd like. I've had many failures.
DeleteThese are lovely Kirstin. I do like rudbeckia too and should try some out in my garden this year.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I just love how long they've lasted.
DeleteThe rudbeckia looks like a sunflower. I love that you got to Buchart Gardens. That is one of my favorite places in the world. Well done finding the queen ann's lace. I don't have my pictures classified by names, and I couldn't find one. :) I love how lacey yours is, Kirstin. :)xxxxx
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