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Spring Hues

Posted in Color Psychology, Flowers, Health/Spirit, Inspiration, tagged colors, daffodils, Flowers, ranunculus, spring, spring colors, spring flowers, yellow flowers on March 25, 2024| 3 Comments »

spring hues

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Posted in Flowers, Health/Spirit, Home/Garden, Nature/Animals, tagged colors, ducklings, nature, seasons, spring, spring collage, spring colors, tulips on April 13, 2023| Leave a Comment »

spring ducklings and tulips

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Spring Blooms

Posted in Flowers, garden, Home/Garden, Nature/Animals, tagged flower, garden, gardening, pink roses, roses, spring on April 6, 2023| Leave a Comment »

pink roses

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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 »

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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.

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Purple and Green

Posted in California, Inspiration, Life, Nature/Animals, tagged birds, colors, Flowers, green parrots, jacaranda, nature, parrots california, spring on May 18, 2019| 7 Comments »

Colors illuminate our world.

And spring bring its own special set of hues. And even through May’s temperamental days – some days aglow with the brightest sunlight, some days cloudy grey as though awashed with indecision – one is entertained by glimpses of the colors.

For me, the best ones are the purple blooms of the jacaranda trees and the green parrots that make a bigger appearance in Southern California at this time of the year.

Their squawking signals their presence. I rush out of the back door following the direction of the sounds. Vibrant green with dashes of red and yellow. Seeing them is a gift of constant amazement.

They fly in groups and in pairs, heralding another spring; another time to view their green against the sky.

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