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Today I am Thankful that I am almost finished painting!!!
Worry is like a rocking chair, it's gives you something to do but gets you nowhere!
Worry is like a rocking chair, it's gives you something to do but gets you nowhere!
16 comments:
Love that peach glad! And I really enjoyed the flowers featured in your last post.
That's a good thing! It will be what I'll be doing soon and I know how happy I'll be too!
Beautiful Gladiola and potted arrangement. I hate the task of painting but it sure is nice when its done.
Tis the season for painting for sure! Warm enough to ventilate and not too hot either. We still have the blasted rains here which has me painting trim indoors but there is so much to do outside!! Oh well. Take care of yourself and those pretty blooms!
Gladioli are one of my favorite flowers...beautiful color you have. And I really love the color and texture combination of your container garden...awesome!
Very pretty gladiola and I love the color combination with the coleus and the impatiens.
Great color combination in the container. I love glads. I had an Aunt Gladys who grew glads :) She was the only real gardener in my family and I think of her often while outside tending my own garden.
That looks like 'Molten Lava' Coleus. Am I correct? I LOVE it. Yours looks great with the impatiens. Beautiful Glad too. I'm thankful you're almost done painting too. LOL
Beautiful glads. I miss all of mine blooming :-(.Atleast I can share yours
Gorgeous, Darla.... I especially love that Glad... Beautiful!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Beautiful flowers! I know your garden is looking good!
Waaiiitttt...you said some words!!! hehehe. Sorry...couldn't resist!!! These are some beautiful flowers...you sure can grow em!!!
Glad the painting is almost done!!! Hallelujah!
Hi Darla, such a pretty color contrast of plants in the container! Pretty glad :) Cheers, Jenni
I love the impatiens and Coleus combo!! I planted my first gladiolas this year and they are just poking through the ground.
I like the second photo very much. Wish I can grow those.
I love glads!
I used to have some but they must have died out.
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