Slim pickin’s and sloppy. But I’m hoping to have some actual blooms in March.
4 thoughts on “Bloom day scan”
Slim Pickin maybe, but very pleasant arrangement!
Lea
Lea’s Menagerie
i need to try scanning my flowers sometimes. nice mandala you made. african violet, impatiens, lunaria, oxalis…what’s the grass? i thought maybe liriope, but then noticed the sheath at the bottom of the blades.
Like a kaleidoscope. Love them.
wow! I found your blog following Annie’s Annuals here in CA “Random Things we Just Love” I lived in Ellis Hollow the big bad winter of 1978-79 and through to the following fall. I never saw as much wildlife (even for the right years I lived in Alaska) as I did that almost year in Ithaca. My father-in-law was a chemical engineering prof at the University…but I am a true blue Pacific Rim West Coast loving four generation San Franciscan…somebody had to come a sell stuff to all the 49ers–my great-great grandpa Dallas thought it should be him! I am planning on growing a vegetable that I have only tasted in Ellis Hollow–and haven’t had since I lived there–SALSIFY–that taste is still poking my memory saying “find some seeds” after 33 years! thanks for the memory lane trip today!
Slim Pickin maybe, but very pleasant arrangement!
Lea
Lea’s Menagerie
i need to try scanning my flowers sometimes. nice mandala you made. african violet, impatiens, lunaria, oxalis…what’s the grass? i thought maybe liriope, but then noticed the sheath at the bottom of the blades.
Like a kaleidoscope. Love them.
wow! I found your blog following Annie’s Annuals here in CA “Random Things we Just Love” I lived in Ellis Hollow the big bad winter of 1978-79 and through to the following fall. I never saw as much wildlife (even for the right years I lived in Alaska) as I did that almost year in Ithaca. My father-in-law was a chemical engineering prof at the University…but I am a true blue Pacific Rim West Coast loving four generation San Franciscan…somebody had to come a sell stuff to all the 49ers–my great-great grandpa Dallas thought it should be him! I am planning on growing a vegetable that I have only tasted in Ellis Hollow–and haven’t had since I lived there–SALSIFY–that taste is still poking my memory saying “find some seeds” after 33 years! thanks for the memory lane trip today!