My unpacking and organizing is coming along, you can now see my living room is a living room but I still have much more to do. I will have to pick at it here and there since I must get back to work. I have 4 custom painted sign orders to complete and one to ship in the morning.
But I thought I would share my morning walk and fresh blooms I am enjoying. First we have some poppies, I bought a fat little packet of them last Fall and tossed them around. I just love the result!
There are varying shades of pink. I just love the contrasting yellow in the center.
And even a red one with white in the center…
There are super frilly ones that look quite exotic.
This particular sweet pea has just exploded with fragrant blossoms
And my Anne Boelyn rose is putting on her show on my back deck. The sweet little viola cuddled up to her seeded itself last Fall.
And looky here, my first little tomato, now let’s hope the birds don’t get off with it before I get a taste.
This year I tried a new daisy, I grew them from seed, they are called Prince Zulu. The name fits.
here is a shot of the sun shining through the papery petals of one of my poppies..
I have been sitting on my front porch enjoying the cooler evening air as I write this, now the sun has gone down and the mosquitoes are hovering. I guess I should pack it in and head for a tub of water to wash off the garden dirt.
happy Monday all! I hope you have a wonderful week!
I shared this post here:
Garden Tuesdays
Absolutely gorgeous! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAll lovely. Prince Zulu is captivating!
ReplyDeleteOnce upon a time I lived in a climate where I could grow Shirley poppies. Don't you love the way the sun shines through their petals and the amazing colors? Thanks for sharing them. They brought back fond memories!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a daisy like that - it's stunning! Looks like you have some beautiful blooms in your garden.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up. I am so jealous, I have tried to grow poppies and sweat peas, both unsuccessfully.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely be out on the porch with you enjoying the view - such pretty flowerbeds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteIt's really nice to have some hot weather... finally. Does wonders for the flowers and veggies.
Isn't it wonderful when something pops up that you didn't plant, like the voilas.
I think that next fall I will try an seed the hill side with poppies. You have motivated me to try.
I love your sweet peas. I've never been able to grow them and also I've never seen that color before. Also like the Prince Zulu.
ReplyDeleteI just love the poppies! How pretty.
ReplyDelete-Lynn
Your post reminded me that i threw out shirly poppies & sweet peas seeds in the garden & haven't seem them come up.....hummm? i'll have to go out & peek for some tomorrow! Your's are all so pretty! Thank you for sharing over here at Cottage Flora Thursday's Garden Party! oxox, tracie
ReplyDeleteThe poppies are sheer delight to me!
ReplyDeleteAll your flowers are breathtaking. Such a pretty post.
ReplyDeleteI have so enjoyed our stroll thru the gardens ... your flowers are just gorgeous, Pamela.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely PS weekend.
TTFN ~
Marydon
Impressive photos of poppies and Prince Zulu.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Lovely flowers....
ReplyDeleteHave a pinkishly beautiful weekend
Fantastic pictures! Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in the garden are quite exotic - truly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFantastic post! Stunning shots! Love your space. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteHope to see you on my blog:)
HPS!
I just love annual poppies, their petals are so delicate!! Have a great Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday! Wonderful, wonderful photos and post. Where do I begin? Love the daisies - daisies are a favorite of mine anyway, but that's a great daisy! Can I have one of everything? Oh, tomatoes. It's so dry and hot here, the birds got into the green tomatoes this year. Amazing, hardly any juice at all. Hardly any tomatoes at all. Anyway, absolutely great post. Thanks, Jenn
ReplyDeleteThank you for a lovely tour, I wish I could get sweet peas to germinate for me, they either get eaten or the hot temps come to quickly!
ReplyDeleteLovely poppies,
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I just love those sweet peas! Do you know what variety it is?
ReplyDelete-Jami
An Oregon Cottage
Beautiful flowers and amazing photos! Thanks for linking up to Share the Love Wednesday--hope you'll be back this week!
ReplyDeleteMary