Posts Tagged ‘Flowers’
Blooming Trees
Posted in Flowers, Nature/Animals, tagged blooming trees, colors, flowering trees, Flowers, nature, trees on April 28, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Spring Colors
Posted in Color Psychology, Flowers, garden, Home/Garden, tagged coastal flowers, colors, Flowers, gardening, osteospermum with sea pink, purple sun osteospermum, sea pink flowers, spring flowers on March 30, 2022| 3 Comments »
While walking in the garden center, I came across these plants and thought that they would make good companions.
The one with the bigger, bold flowers is purple sun osteospermum. It is said to attract butterflies and bees. The one with smaller flowers has a lovely name: sea pink. I found out that sea pink thrives in coastal areas where few other plants can grow well. Thus, its name.
Soft
Posted in Color Psychology, Flowers, Health/Spirit, Home/Garden, tagged Color Psychology, colors, Flowers, garden, mood, nature, pink flowers, self care on August 31, 2021| 4 Comments »
Timeless
Posted in Flowers, Home/Garden, Inspiration, Nature/Animals, tagged colors, cottagecore roses in vase, Emerson rose quote, Flowers, gardening, June birth flower, peach roses, pink roses, roses, roses quote on June 21, 2021| Leave a Comment »
The rose is the birth flower for the month of June.
“There is simply the rose; it is perfect in every moment of its existence.”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Floral Elephant
Posted in Art/Culture, Flowers, Inspiration, Nature/Animals, tagged baby elephant, colors, elephant, floral elephant, Flowers, park, pink elephant, water on February 27, 2021| 4 Comments »
The Promise of Spring
Posted in Flowers, Health/Spirit, Home/Garden, Life, tagged colors, Flowers, garden, hong kong orchid, palm leaves, palm plant, seasons, spring on February 22, 2021| 4 Comments »
Goals
Posted in Health/Spirit, Inspiration, Life, Nature/Animals, tagged colors, daffodils, Flowers, garden, goal, growth, life lesson, New Year on December 30, 2020| 4 Comments »
Colors in the Park
Posted in Flowers, Nature/Animals, tagged colors, Flowers, nature, park, pink flowers, summer, sunshine, trees on August 30, 2020| 2 Comments »
Bloom
Posted in California, Flowers, Home/Garden, Nature/Animals, tagged bauhinia blakeana, color, Flowers, hong kong orchid, hong kong orchid tree, spring, spring blooms, tree on April 22, 2020| 7 Comments »
The Hong Kong Orchid tree, a favorite of the hummingbirds, in full springtime bloom.
Time for Tea
Posted in Art/Culture, Health/Spirit, Inspiration, Life, tagged Art, drink, Flowers, simple pleasures, tea, teacup on September 16, 2019| 6 Comments »
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