- Pretty wildflowers on the banks of the Hiawassee River in Hayesville, North Carolina. I'll see you soon, river!
- A late afternoon view of the pansies my neighbor planted last fall.
They withstood winter weather and multiple frosts and bounced back every time, cheerfully
presenting their colorful faces to passersby. She will be putting out
spring flowers soon and I will miss these guys.
- Friend and printing client Lisa B. spotted this little bandit on two
of her walks through the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. A good home for
him, I think - away from trash cans. :)
Day 16 of the Blogging from A to Z Challenge, featuring the letter "P". Three things that gave me pleasure. Cheers y'all!
23 comments:
The pansies do look great. Does she have to remove them to add the Spring flowers or do they just die?
All of your Ps are just a joy. Thank you.
I like all your P's and think I would love to come and relax in your back yard of beauty.
Blessings
Joe -
She removes the pansies and puts in spring plants. Pansies certainly are hardy!
The Elephant's Child -
Thank you!
Elizabeth -
That would be lovely!
Our area is delightfully blooming with Pretty wildflowers. It is sad to see pansies go. I could live surrounded by nothing but pansies because they each have a face like friends. The peering fellow will not be in that tree at night. He'll leave and be prowling my trash and my chicken house!
The pansies are so pretty! And I have to say...that raccoon looks majorly cute.
Oh, how fabulous! Never been to that part of the U.S., and how pretty!!
Pearl
Oh, how fabulous! Never been to that part of the U.S., and how pretty!!
Pearl
Love love pansies...cute pic of the raccoon, peering, as well! It is raining BUCKETS here.
lg
Ahhh, that little bandit is so cute!
Pansies are my favorite flower, well one of my faves.
Lovely share, Lynn.
xo
Oh Lynn-- HOW COOL IS THAT!!!!!!!!!
Hiya Rocky! The flowers make me smile big time!
J
Great photos!! Love it...
Hi Lynn .. great post .. love the wild flowers and that walk sounds wonderful by the river; then pansies - they're always so pretty ... and is it a possum peering?
Great to see - cheers Hilary
oh oh raccoon! Might remember for next time! Cheers Hilary
Fun and beautiful nature shots. I love the raccoon!! That's what it is, right?
Granny Annie -
Faces like friends - I love that description of pansies! My grandmother used to have the most glorious blooming yard and she would put rings of pansies around trees.
lol! I can just imagine that little bandit hopping a train to Oklahoma!
Joanne -
I loved that photo, too. :)
Pearl -
You should come visit!
secondhand bicycles -
God Bless!
lg -
It's rained all day here, too. Not buckets though. I missed my afternoon walk because of low hanging clouds, but it turns out I could have gone.
Jannie -
Lovely like my Jannie!
xoxoxo
John -
Thank you and it's good to see you!
Donna -
Thank you!
Hilary -
Those flowers are in the neighbor's yard in North Carolina where my sister's vacation home is. I love it there by the river and the neighbor is a master gardener - I like how she mixes planted flowers with the wildflowers.
Scarlet -
Yes - a raccoon. :)
You know what is really great about living here in Georgia - Pansies grow all year round. P is for perfect! sandie
Thanks for all the pretty flowers n cutie racoon in the tree hollow-
I wish my cam got good flower close-ups- Maybe I'll get some pics I took posted- the few beginning out there.
Those red flowers are neat I think too!
Congrats on blogging so many letters and doing it so well! That raccoon is adorable. Earl Grey is about the size of a small raccoon, I think.
Sandie -
Ahh - another great P word - perfect.
Snaggle -
I was delighted with this pic when I took it - I had only recently discovered my macro setting.
Riot Kitty -
Thank you and I think he's a cutie, too.
i'm a big fan of wildflowers. those look beautiful!
i love your photos of the pansies, too.
absolutely loved seeing that cute raccoon!
big hugs!
Betty -
Big hugs to you. :)
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