Monthly Archives: April 2017
FRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: BORAGE
April 28, 2017
Borage is one of the only truly blue edible substances and is lovely as a dessert decoration. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.
Read MoreFLOWER QUOTE: THE FAIREST THING IN NATURE
April 24, 2017
MY TWO CENTS The fairest thing in nature, a flower... Yes, I couldn’t agree more that the fairest thing is a flower! What is wonderful about this quote is how it continues to expound, because it describes to me the other reasons flowers are the most honorable: they are rooted in the earth and manure, which is all a part of life. ABOUT THE AUTHOR D. H. Lawrence (September 11, 1885-March 2, 1...
Read MoreFRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: TROPICAL HYDRANGEA
April 21, 2017
Each bloom of the Tropical Hydrangea, Pinkball lasts for about a month, and some say these festive pompom-like blooms smell like cake batter. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.
Read MoreFLOWER QUOTE: THERE ARE ALWAYS FLOWERS
April 17, 2017
MY TWO CENTS There are always flowers for those who want to see them... A very true statement that if you are willing to seek flowers you will find them. Just ask my husband how often I stop to look at a new flower along the way. This quote has a much grander meaning, though: that there are many wonders, many surprises, and many things to be thankful for, for those who want to seek and appreciate...
Read MoreFRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: CORAL SENECIO
April 14, 2017
The species name of the Coral Senecio is, fulgens, meaning “shining”, referring to the dazzling scarlet, orange blooms. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.
Read MoreFLOWER QUOTE: BUTTERFLIES ARE SELF
April 10, 2017
MY TWO CENTS Butterflies are self propelled flowers... A quote so befitting of this Iris: Flight of Butterflies. It's a quote that makes me smile and brings a moment of joy and peace to my day. ABOUT THE AUTHOR It is always so fascinating to learn about each author of Monday’s Flower Quotes as each time I find it creates for me more meaning with quote; this one is just another example of t...
Read MoreFriday’s Flower Fact: African Daisy
April 07, 2017
Often labeled as an annual, Osteosermums are in fact half-hardy subshrubs that cannot tolerate frost but can be overwintered in a protected environment. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.
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