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Loverofthebeautiful · 41-45, F
MamaButterfly · F
Wow. You are killing me with this Q you know that? ...😳🤔🤭😅😂🥂
Okay, there are many oh so many varieties of daffodils,
I love lilacs, there are veeeeeeery many varieties, you can find them in Botanical Gardens.
I really love seeing Forget me Nots, just carpeting the forest floor, thousands of them, GORGEOUS...
Tiny and beautiful Scillas, AMAZING, again, they (also) proliferate in happy profusion are a gorgeous almost indigo blue, LOVE THEM!
No Spring is Spring without the diminutive Violets, they actually do come in white also but, this is pretty rare.
Then come my eternally beloved Mayflowers or as they are known in North America, and I am spacing (with regards to the actual name) rofl...I'll get back to you.
I am back: Lily of the Valley <3
And @V00doo reminded me that Peony is my Heart flower, again from our cottage in Latvia. We had many plants and grew many edible things. Foraged the forest for mushrooms, blueberries, cranberries and loganberries.
Ummm. yeah, that's what I can think of for NOW.
Awesome post! Thanks :D
Okay, there are many oh so many varieties of daffodils,
I love lilacs, there are veeeeeeery many varieties, you can find them in Botanical Gardens.
I really love seeing Forget me Nots, just carpeting the forest floor, thousands of them, GORGEOUS...
Tiny and beautiful Scillas, AMAZING, again, they (also) proliferate in happy profusion are a gorgeous almost indigo blue, LOVE THEM!
No Spring is Spring without the diminutive Violets, they actually do come in white also but, this is pretty rare.
Then come my eternally beloved Mayflowers or as they are known in North America, and I am spacing (with regards to the actual name) rofl...I'll get back to you.
I am back: Lily of the Valley <3
And @V00doo reminded me that Peony is my Heart flower, again from our cottage in Latvia. We had many plants and grew many edible things. Foraged the forest for mushrooms, blueberries, cranberries and loganberries.
Ummm. yeah, that's what I can think of for NOW.
Awesome post! Thanks :D
saragoodtimes · F
@saragoodtimes I agree, nothing beats this for scent.
Anther not well known scented flower that bears mentioning, is the nighttime scented stocks, they are tiny but the scent is sweet and a bit tangy, an excellent addition to a scented garden. They are annuals where we live.
Anther not well known scented flower that bears mentioning, is the nighttime scented stocks, they are tiny but the scent is sweet and a bit tangy, an excellent addition to a scented garden. They are annuals where we live.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
serendipitydoodah · 46-50, F
@serendipitydoodah This is a gorgeous photo. People need to leave this as it is the first food for the Bees, so they should not mow the lawn immediately. Yes, this is a scientific fact :)
Harmonium1923 · 51-55, M
cuddles1266 · 70-79, M
originnone · 61-69, M
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
Sunstone · 41-45, F
@samueltyler2 I love those too.
SomeMichGuy · M
@V00doo You literally broke my heart wide open!!! You know, how can I forget this plant, the Stunning and too short blooming Peony.
We had them in our garden in Latvia, they are emblazoned upon my heart in my soul.
I did not forget it, but probably just this is serendipity. So, thanks for the memories!
Thank you for this photo. Wow.
We had them in our garden in Latvia, they are emblazoned upon my heart in my soul.
I did not forget it, but probably just this is serendipity. So, thanks for the memories!
Thank you for this photo. Wow.
