Nothing says spring like squill! Happily the forecast is spring-like, too!
Have a great weekend, my friends.
Eye Candy Friday
october zinnia
martinis with a view
gettysburg fence for
germinate shawl on rocks
field of flags 2
color affection with edge
cedar leaf shawlette 2
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Time to pack the winter clothes away or at least some of them 🙂 No more corduroy pants and the heavy wools will be put away this weekend.
Can’t believe that is a plant that I am not familiar with! What a lovely flower,and photo!!
Carole, That’s a beautiful photograph; the color is striking.
Spring has even made it’s way up here…..yay!!! Have a super weekend!
Great pic, love the sharp focus on the flowers & the muted on the background. I think I saw a couple of those flowers in our back yard yesterday!! Yay, spring!
So that’s what those are…I have a little patch of them that come up in my yard every year – really just one little brave plant. I always wondered what they were. Love the picture. Hope your weekend is wonderful!
We have squill, too! I LOVE the little blue flowers. Mine are sadly under snow!!
The blue in that photo is just gorgeous. It really pops! Have a great weekend!
That is the most amazing set of colors. WOW. I have some fiber in my Enchanted Knoll Farm stash that looks just like that, and now I’ll have to go dig it out and spin it.
Another reader unfamiliar with this lovely plant. I am pretty sure we don’t have ot in Colorado and am quite curious about what part of the country you are in.
Is that what that is? So beautiful. There’s a yard on my way home that is carpeted with these flowers in the spring. We’re not there yet… a few more weeks!
Lovely color!
Pretty — and the next post in my queue was !
Oh bother, the link didn’t take. Saidos da Concha has a blog post about crystallized flowers. Really lovely.
Thank GOODNESS it’s Friday!
xo
So pretty, Carole. We don’t have those here. Enjoy those spring temps!
Ours are JUST in bud… I love these little flowers!