Begonias enjoying refreshing rain showers....
I don't remember the name of this one. It was a richer shade of pink in "real life".
Oops, how do these grandkids pop up among the flower pics?
Hmmm, and how did that dog's butt get in the pic???
Fresh, new dahlia just opening; oblivious to the fact that most flowers are fading away...
Well, this dahlia has no intention of fading...
21 comments:
lol on the dog's butt!
I have never seen that kind of begonia -- beautiful. All beautiful.
I love it. I would have never seen the dog butt through the beautiful grandson, smile. Oh that yellow and red is vibrant.You picked a great camera.
The grandchildren go well with the pretty flowers...How sweet.. Michelle
Your flowers, and your photography!, are fantastic!
Great batch of photos, Wendy---especially that little cutie pie grandson...
Love that yellow flower the most. You captured it at the perfect lighting. Love the water droplets on it also.
Have a great day tomorrow.
Hugs,
Betsy
It's amazing what a little rain can do for these pretty blooms. Each one so stunning and your grandson with that ravishing smile...Aah!! Header looks great!
Everything looks so refreshed in your garden, Wendy! I'm always envious of those beautiful dahlias; I don't seem to have much luck with them here. Of course, the grandkids' photos fit right in--they're the best blooms of all!
Oh my gosh, I'm pretty sure I never need my own garden so long as you keep posting these awesome pictures! (That might go for kids, too!)
Have a super week!
I just loved the pictures and everything looks so lovely and fresh.
Is that dog of yours having a laugh? Trying to ruin your lovely grandson's photo. Well he didn't succeed did he?
Had to laugh though.
I think the nameless flower is a version of Galliardia.
I'm still giggling about the doggie bum...!
Hey Judy - nice to see you back in the saddle! Thanks for stopping in.
Thanks everyone. That dog of my daughter's seems to always get in the way!!!
Beautiful post, loved your painting story!
What a beautiful child!! He's just gorgeous!
It's funny how the flowers seem to have one final push before the winter cold claims them.
I think after today, everything is done in our garden. It's so cold and windy and the windchill is supposed to be -3 or something overnight.
Wendy,
I'm late to your party. I've been "away" for soooo long.
I like it here. I like everything about it - the background color, it's simplicity. And, your photos.
I will need to change your address on my blogroll right now.
Hugs,
Mary
Beautiful!!!!
I never noticed the pup's posterior until you pointed it out! Very cute--Grandchildren are to be showcased as well as that gorgeous dahlia! All of your blooms are beautiful--but especially Grandson's smile.
Dear Wendy,
Lovly flowers and always the Grandchildren are beautiful!
It is cool this morning at my house. Soon we will have frost and the tender annuals will be over.
I call October, "Season of the Ancients." Hope you have a blessed month.
Namste,
Sherry
Hi Wendy....how are you.....
Your blooms are so colourful....and rain, oh how lovely.....big puff now, send it to Cheryl...
So nice to have that perfect little bloom pop up amongst the flowers.....such a cute photograph.......don't they just make you smile AND my friend always check you background!!!
You have a beautiful garden and I always love your flower photos. I wish my garden had such spendour.
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I must remember to plant some dahlias next season. I saw lots of them when I visited Victoria, BC.
Oh, my dear Wendy! What gorgeous flowers! And the most darling among 'em is your grandbaby. (grin)
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