Tag: Bud
Rose Visitor
It is quite possible I will only have a few more shots of flowers to share (ones I've already taken) until next spring. We are supposed to get a decent freeze and even snow or ice, so the few flowers left blooming are probably going to be done for the year. It really is early… Continue reading Rose Visitor
Shades of Pink Rose Of Sharon Bud
Purple Rose of Sharon Bud
Purple Striped Crocus Bud
I didn't post yesterday because I was doing my best impression of being a zombie. In an attempt to try and reset my sleep schedule to something that even remotely resembles normal, I got the wild hair to just stay awake the previous night and all day yesterday. I cannot remember the last time I… Continue reading Purple Striped Crocus Bud
Dried Rose Bud
Almost Bloom
I have one of my mums just now starting to show some color and petals. I have 2 or 3 different colors (I honestly can't remember if one is different or not) and this is the only one that is starting to put on color, so I have a little ways to go before I… Continue reading Almost Bloom
Purple Rose of Sharon Bud
Spiral Rose Bud
Baby Honeysuckle Buds
Iris Bud
Yesterday was... a day. When I wasn't on the computer, most everything was good. I got some really cool pics and that made me really happy. Getting on the computer and internet... well, that just pricked at my patience and irritated the hell out of me. So much so, I felt like turning this blog… Continue reading Iris Bud
Fuzzy Clematis Bud
Today’s Pretty: Peony Bud
It took me a while to realize that Peonies do this weird thing when they are going through the bud phase. They produce this liquidy/syrupy substance over the buds and is why mine are often covered in ants. I honestly just thought I was always catching them with dew collected on them or after they'd… Continue reading Today’s Pretty: Peony Bud
Lilac Bud
I am hoping this and all my other plants that are coming up and getting ready to bloom can handle the insta-freeze headed our way. I guess it wouldn't be spring around here if we didn't go from near 90 one day to freezing the next.