Scanner art by Craig Cramer, gardening & more
My monthly efforts with plants and a cheap scanner.
I stumbled across hunterharmony on Pinterest awhile back. She did some really cool things with some of my bloom day scans (here and here).
Why didn’t I think of that? Well thanks for the inspiration hunterharmony. I’ll never lay flowers on the scanner again without thinking of the possibilities.
Slim pickin’s and sloppy. But I’m hoping to have some actual blooms in March.
A few pix I shot last weekend for Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, but never found time to get online.
Snowcapped monarda.
Moonscape.
Alternative take of snowcapped monarda from earlier in the morning.
Late to the party, as usual. (And after totally blowing off November.)
Thanks, as usual, for Carol for hosting at May Dreams. More scans here. Flower scanning directions are here. Click on image for larger view.
And some bonus poinsettias (dry brushed):
Late to the party, as usual. (In fact, I’ve broken my record for late.) These geraniums (err pelargoniums) were supposed to be in flower in August for my daughter’s wedding. (They would have complemented the bridesmaids’colors.) Instead, they’ve waited until I put them in a cool room to remain in suspended animation for the winter to start cranking out blooms nonstop.
Thanks, as usual, for Carol for hosting at May Dreams. More scans here. Flower scanning directions are here. Click on image for larger view.
