Rejoice in the Lord always. Philippians 4:4a
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"The Lord be with you! The Lord bless you! ..." ~ Ruth 2:4 NIV
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"You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think." ~ A. A. Milne
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"Never place a period where God has placed a comma." Gracie Allen
“It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.” –e.e. cummings

Don't let the noise of the world keep you from hearing the voice of the Lord.
Showing posts with label Autumn Joy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autumn Joy. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Today's Flowers-Plains to the Mountains

We were camping last week and missed Today's Flowers. Thanks to the team that hosts this weekly event. Visit by clicking on the link.

Here on the plains of Colorado the Autumn Joy is blooming ...
making the bees and other insects very happy.
This row of plants is on the northwest side of the garage and make a hedge of pink.
Deep into the mountains of western Colorado, my camping trip last weekend was in a gorgeous HIGH location. High meaning altitude, as in difficult to breathe!
The sunflowers were looking east, towards home. (Over the river, and through the woods...Tunnels through mountains, over passes from one side to the other, bumper to bumper traffic, first gear, thought I'd wear out the clutch, move 5-10 feet, stop, go, stop, etc. 8 hours later--HOME)
We stopped to pick up a rock for my garden and Sarah found these small yellow flowers.
These sweet white flowers area noxious weed in Morgan County, but bindweed will apparently grow anywhere. After all, a weed is only a plant in a unwanted place.

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Today's Flowers

It's Sunday and time to visit Today's Flowers!

Until the autumn plants begin to bloom, there's not much going on in my garden.
The Autumn Joy sedum are looking fine because the grasshoppers don't seem to bother them. They'll be opening soon with lots of bees and butterflies hovering around.
These moss rose are in pots in the back and seed themselves so they are no work at all. Just water and pull a few weeds now and then.
The kittens like to sleep in the pots and flatten them from time to time. As they are the wild ones (cats), I can't take a picture because they run off as soon as I go out the door.
Be sure to visit Today's Flowers and see more plants and flowers. There are some I've never seen before because we visit a variety of locations around the world. Thanks to the team for making it happen! ♥♫