Are these the last roses from 2024? They have been through several frosts already, but they bravely give color to welcome patients to my pulmonologist's office.
While nearby Hydrangeas are in their dormant and still interesting stage!
And some industrious landscape-wise person has looked ahead to the months of cold, grey skies and frosts to plant these hardy little ones.
Art for todoay:
Today's quote:
Finding joy and reason in mundane tasks can shift the flow, and make it not so bad after all.
Were you up posting at 3, or did you just choose that time for it to go live?
ReplyDeleteHi AC/John! I've almost always pre-posted at 3 am. My nightime waking is usually around 4.
DeleteThey must be hardy flowers, they look so pretty. Great quote.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a happy day!
Thanks and I hope you have happiness in today also!
DeleteIsn't it a surprise to find flowers in bloom in December? These are so pretty, Barb.
ReplyDeleteSometimes we have very warm weather in December, but I guess not this year. Those pansies, seem pretty hardy.
DeleteI had some roses blooming yesterday. They are snow-covered today.
ReplyDeleteI missed getting snow this time, and took the geranium down from the balcony rail...those leaves still look alive, after being frozen for several days and nights! What's going on here?
DeleteVery pretty and now you get to enjoy their beauty
ReplyDeleteAnytime I see a flower, I try to at least pay attention to it.
DeleteOh, free treats and drinks are great! And yay to the flowers!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely.
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