My Flowers

I decided to make a page for all my flower photos. Now they will all be in one place not just scattered all over in several different Gardening and Yardening posts. There may be a few trees or bushes thrown in too.

 

The Gallery for the Year 2018.

The Cosmos Line.

Peek-a-Bee

I am ready for my close up.

Can you See me now?

Crab spider on a marigold.

A bunch of cosmos closer.

A bunch of cosmos.

The pink Poppy extreme close up.

The pink poppy normal view.

The Pink Poppy close up.

A Bumble Bee enjoying a marigold.

A black-eyed Susan with orange.

My hand next to a leaf.

A near perfect photo of a sunflower close-up I have ever taken.

Cleo making a great come back.

I really loved how this photo turned out.

Two more buds opening.

 

The Gallery for the Year 2017

I made this arrangemen for David’s Birthday.

close up of other stunted cane

another cane that was stunted.

this is a red glad in the east bed along the deck. he was stunted.

cosmos

pink zinnia

This was my Johnny come lately. lol

close up of pink glad

light pink with darker pink edges glad

close up of dark pink glad

dark pink glad

The Gallery for the Year 2016.

THE PURPLE

THE PEACH

THE PINK

These are the ones in the back near the yellow squash. They are a bit stubby but still bushy and loaded with blooms.

They were ready for a close up! 😀

The ones in the carrot patch.

THE FIRST TO BLOOM WAS THIS WHITE WITH PINK TRIM.

The rest of the seedlings from peat pods.

The healthy one from the clay pots.

One of the helichrysum buds.

The new carrot rows.

After I weeded, turned the soil. and raked it out.

The second 6.

The first 9 and the radishes.

Johnny Jump – Up’s son.

The little Marigolds at the edge of the summer squash patch.

Close up of the escapees.

The Red Arrow points out the escapees.

Close up of helichrysum and marigold.

After his ordeal.

Before his ordeal.

Before I gave him some TLC.

The Gallery for the Year 2015

This year is mostly of flowers and trees I took pictures of on walks or while fishing. I was not growing lots of flowers yet.

 

bee on a sunflower

This was my favorite from this walk along with the color shot.

I set out on my walk mostly to ger a pic of this as farm equipment looks cool in mono chrome. 🙂

These little flowers were on the bank of the creek. Which runs under the little bridge down the road.

This patch of flowers have some pokey prickly protection.

I like the color shot cause you can see the silveryness of that one weed. I think that is what caught my eye the most in this shot.

This weedy slope of the ditch caught my eye.

Some hay bales in the field .

This is just a knarled old log laying on the slope of the ditch. It was probably a long ago fallen pine tree

This is the creek. Looking down from the bridge.

Another view of the alfalfa field with some more trees that caught my eye.

A peek through the pines to the tree topped ridge.

The alfalfa that grows in what looks like an old riverbed.

These trees just caught my eye.

Deadfall and a farm implement.

A stately pine tree on a knoll.

West side of the bridge showing the creek.

East side of the bridge looking at the creek.

View of the bumblebee’s face.

A bumblebee on the yellow flowers.

Some of the flowers on the wild plum bush.

Some yellow flowers on a small bush in the fence line.

Sunflowers and bushes.

Fisherman in the corner.

I looked down the bank and saw these flowers among the downed tree limb.

I zoomed in a bit more.

The ridge between the green tree hills.

Green trees and a fisherman.

The open spot with the gravel is the boat ramp.

The southern end of the pond.

I could finally see the cattails growing from the reeds.

The ridge across the intersection.

Purple flowers

This is a small flower that was growing along the path down to the pond we fish at.

This pretty pink morning glory was stretching out of the ditch.

Some cute little yellow flowers in the ditch.

A nice stand of milk weed in the ditch.

Close up of two pods together.

Close up of a solo pod.

The strawberries have been loving this cool wet weather. These are June Barers so we should be seeing strawberries soon.

David found this little Johnny Jump-up hiding at the corner of the house. THEN

Johnny Jump ups NOW Still making flowers

A few weeks later and a few more irises. THEN

This is a little shorty up against the skirting.

A close up of the first yellow iris of the spring.