Wonderful pictures as usual Ann. I love the flowers in the second picture. There are a lot of flowers in that shape. I just call them all Bell Flowers. I think that might be a man thing. Have a restful Weekend.
Thank you for leaving your encourageing words before I was even finished with my Y-post!!
Thank you for visiting and commenting on my Y-post with Yvonne Stark's y-necklaces. She does other thing with beads, not just y-necklaces. She has a cute little beaded bag too.
It is really warm here! It is a little after 8.30 P.M., the sun is still up and it is 83 degrees Farenheit! Went up to 89 degrees Farenheit today!
Have a restful weekend! Anna
P.S. Oh wow, Ann, I just saw it on your side bar now!! Bless you Ann! This really warms the heart! Thank you for the link under "People who inspire me / Crafty people"!!!! Thank you for thinking of me!
You have some 'snappy' categories there: I just love 'Paw-pleasing sites'!!!
OXOXOX (=This means a lot of hugs and kisses and EC-credits if you want them!)
I like the shadow in your marigold shot,the digitalis is beautiful.One of my favorites, found them wild on Mt. Baker in WA and spent the day shooting different groups.Newest toy that came in the mail is a binder. This required at trip to Hobby Lobby for supplies.Need to take that card away.HA!
LDH thank you, the flowers make it easy, they sit so still for me :)
out on the prairie I had looked up the flowers on line and discovered that the name was digitalis. I had no idea. So are you talking like a binder as in to bind books? That sounds like fun. I wish we had a hobby lobby close by. The closets one is about 90 minutes away
Marg yes that's what the second one is, or digitalis as out on the prairie called it.
These are gorgeous - especially the last ones! Hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThose are very pretty and such a lovely way to bring on the weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteNice close-ups!
ReplyDeleteThose are just fantastic shots!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Whatever those purple things are - I like them!
ReplyDeleteHi Ann! :)
ReplyDeleteThe first one looks like Marigold. In my country, we call it 'Chicken sh*t flower'... seriously!
Enjoy your weekend!
The marigold shot is beautiful! It's one of my favorite flowers.
ReplyDeleteYour photo confirms why! I love it!
Great shots again! Have a fantastic weekend!
ReplyDeleteI also have no idea what kind of flower that second pic is of. So, would you tell Grace and I what it is?
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow :)
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers, Ann - they would make great cards! How about quilling a bee to sit on the foxglove photo? Or a butterfly on the yellow ones?
ReplyDeleteLove marigolds but What is the purple one?? Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Lazy weekend sweetie!
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They're gorgeous. I love it when the garden comes alive :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures as usual Ann. I love the flowers in the second picture. There are a lot of flowers in that shape. I just call them all Bell Flowers. I think that might be a man thing.
ReplyDeleteHave a restful Weekend.
Love the Foxglove. It's very exotic-looking
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are beautiful! I love the purple ones!!! The would be so nice in our yard today for Elyse's purple reception!
ReplyDeleteNice flower shots. I love the Foxglove! I'm feeling lazy today.:)
ReplyDeleteLovely flower photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving your encourageing words before I was even finished with my Y-post!!
Thank you for visiting and commenting on my Y-post with Yvonne Stark's y-necklaces. She does other thing with beads, not just y-necklaces. She has a cute little beaded bag too.
It is really warm here! It is a little after 8.30 P.M., the sun is still up and it is 83 degrees Farenheit! Went up to 89 degrees Farenheit today!
Have a restful weekend!
Anna
P.S.
Oh wow, Ann, I just saw it on your side bar now!!
Bless you Ann! This really warms the heart!
Thank you for the link under "People who inspire me / Crafty people"!!!!
Thank you for thinking of me!
You have some 'snappy' categories there: I just love 'Paw-pleasing sites'!!!
OXOXOX (=This means a lot of hugs and kisses and EC-credits if you want them!)
Cinnamon girl thank you, you have a great weekend too
ReplyDeleteBeaded tail everyone can use a few pretty flowers to brighten their day
DKMiller thanks and you too
Lin thank you
tahtimbo thanks you have a great weekend also
man over board, duke says hi right back
Grace they are called Foxglove, I liked them the first time I saw them also
Nessa, that is just so funny. I'm going to have to tell everyone that i have chicken sh*t in my yard
marie one of my favorites also
fishhawk I sure will, it's called Foxglove. I read that they are supposed to attract hummingbirds
Roschelle me too, bright, sunny and happy
Philippa thanks and that's a great idea. I'll have to try that
Donna I love marigolds also. The purple one is called Foxglove
Duni I do too. and it seems my garden is more alive this year that it was last
Russ, at least that's an easy name to remember.
Sharkbytes it is an exotic looking flower.
Sheri, those would have been perfect for the reception, fit right in with the color scheme
Jean I'm glad I'm not the only one :)
Anna, you are most welcome. The categories on the side are a work in progress. Eventually I'll get all of my most favorite blogs listed.
Very pretty flowers ~ the shots are gorgeous, Ann!
ReplyDeleteI like the shadow in your marigold shot,the digitalis is beautiful.One of my favorites, found them wild on Mt. Baker in WA and spent the day shooting different groups.Newest toy that came in the mail is a binder. This required at trip to Hobby Lobby for supplies.Need to take that card away.HA!
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are gorgeous. Are the second ones, Foxgloves. I have seen pictures of them but have never had any. Hugs to Duke
ReplyDeleteLDH thank you, the flowers make it easy, they sit so still for me :)
ReplyDeleteout on the prairie I had looked up the flowers on line and discovered that the name was digitalis. I had no idea. So are you talking like a binder as in to bind books? That sounds like fun. I wish we had a hobby lobby close by. The closets one is about 90 minutes away
Marg yes that's what the second one is, or digitalis as out on the prairie called it.
Ann, your flowers are so refreshing. The foxgloves are gorgeous, great shots.
ReplyDeletePoetic shutterbug, thanks, wish I had some more exotic types to photograph like you do :)
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