I Remember These

He Said…

as he passed the picture window in the living room and saw the Margeurite Daisies blooming in the front garden. He remembers them because they have a habit of falling into his grass and he has to careful move them to mow! 

And boy does he need to mow! Today is the first sun-shiny day after nearly a week of good rain! Everything looks happy!

The  Autumn Joy Sedum is showing its lovely pink self.

The lone zinnia is showing off its late season bloom.

The Impatiens are happier in this cooler weather!

The Bougainvillea seems to be blooming a darker pink since the cooler weather and the shorter daylight hours have settled in.

The old shrub rose – 

La Marne – 

is filled with buds and blooms – 

I love the antique look to these diminutive gems. They will continue to bloom well into November.

The rain and the cooler weather seem to have a second spring affect in my garden.

And I couldn’t be happier!

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Beverly’s Pink Saturday

Wishing you a very Delightsome - Pink weekend!

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Madiera Pink

Marguerite Daisy

A wonder in the Fall garden

this happy flower brings cheerful

color to sunny and semi-shade spots in

my garden. I was given a cutting years

back and have been able to divide this

beauty spreading it’s pink joy throughout

my Fall garden as most everything else

is preparing for a Winter’s nap...

I love bringing this flower indoors to display

loosely in a flower arrangement.

I have set the arrangement in a small

mirror I found at Goodwill

I have included a bird that I found  at

Salvation Army and painted a creamy white

and a bowl of dried flowers from former arrangements in 

a W. S. George -Cavitt Shaw bowl. 

The arrangement is in a rice cannister

with the maker's mark Louisa 17 made in 

Czechoslovakia.

I am linking this post with 

Beverly's

Pink Saturday

I encourage you to visit to see all the wonderful

and joyous Pink Saturday posts.

Kathy

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