Damsel hopes that everyone enjoyed the flowers and stuff. She figured that everyone else would have hearts, so she wanted to send flowers, most of which are grown in her care, and photographed by her.
I’m sure that she is planning something special for St. Patrick’s Day, since she is of Irish American ancestry. I’m looking forward to it. How about you?
I want to show you just one more gorgeous picture before I turn the weblog back to the Cap’n. This wonderful bouquet of variegated roses and baby’s breath alongside red rosebuds makes for a beautiful crescendo at the end of a very nice St. Valentine’s Day!
Red Apple ice plant, that is. Little bitty flowers every spring and summer, otherwise a hardy succulent ground cover.
Home-grown from a bulb, the crimson color of this amaryllis seems to glow from within.
A nice change from red and pink, this yellow daffodil, and many others like it, have popped out in our garden for the early spring.
Very pretty and bright pink, these Calandiva succulent blossoms are out just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Hyacinth, that is. A nice patriotic touch is provided by these blooms on Valentine’s Day.
