SUMMER IN WINTER
I finished putting up Christmas lights outside today. It was raining and I got wet,cold and a little grumpy! As I was untangling the strings of lights I dreamed of spring and summer hot days and flower gardens. So just to make myself feel better I decided to post some flowery summertime pictures.
The seal of King Solomon found on old coins etc., is in this shape, thus the name of this interesting flower, Solomon's Seal. This picture was taken from under the blossom. Interestingly it is also the shape of the Star of David. Now I wonder if seals were passed down through the generations.
I loved this pond. Iris, Foxglove, pansies and a lot more growing all around. I named some of my goldfish which grew to about 7 inches long and kept having babies. Sad when the coons & Herons got in and ate most of them. I also had a gorgeous pink water lily, a waterfall and a fountain. You can see all this much better if you enlarge it.
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5 Comments:
Now we will be awaiting your decoration pictures!
we could use some rain here.
here it is DEC. and it's 72F
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I'm impressed you've already got your Christmas lights up! It's very wet and cold here in the UK. I can't wait for the summer, not that we get much of one here!
I do feel like I just took a summer garden tour.... Thanks.
It's freezing here now too- I've been having critter problems with lights lately.
Sorry to hear about the lost goldfish! Must be tough to keep them alive thru the winter freezing. Guess you have to pick holes in the ice or put a heater in.
Totally gorgeous blossom shot!
Good morning dear Bev:-)
Such gorgeous flowers and yes, does the heart good to see them while it's so cold and blustery outside!! I love the shot of the Solomon's Seal, taken from underneath..such intricate details to it!
I've always wanted a pond with some goldfish in it but so far it's just been a dream. My friend/neighbour June has one in her backyard and it's just gorgeous. For the winter they have to bring in the fish and put them back in the pond in the spring. They've lost a few because of raccoons through the years:-(
Thank goodness we don't have problems with deer eating our flowers around here...in my area there are more moose than deer and they don't come in people's yards:-) xoxo
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