june was full of rain
july served up some heat
august is coming in fair and mild
my garden has been growing slow
PATIENCE
has definitely been my virtue
Nasturtiums
victory in battle & conquest
these two
have won the battle of living
proving righteously
these little flowers are annuals only to bloom and last but a year
they can stand the test of time
6 tomato plants
PATIENTLY
waiting to come to be
The greatest gift of the garden is the restoration of the five senses.
Hanna Rion
we can see their beauty
we can smell their scent
yet we are longing to taste their gift
beauty that awaits
One of the most delightful things about a garden
is the
anticipation it provides.
W.E. Johns, The Passing Show
our
early girls
are rounding out quite nice
fried green tomatoes anyone
i'm thinking me
oh and the excited i had
when i stumbled upon these
Beans
little by little
right
they are stretching...reaching out
Green fingers are the extension of a verdant heart
Russell Page
cucumbers of late
slowly taking bloom
do you see
do you know what this means
do you know what these will become
curly little pieces...big green leaves
harboring life
nourishing these blooms
with this comes the beauty
of
magic
can you sense the joy we have
12 comments:
i will have to content myself with your lovely garden as by august the heat has withered everything in mine! i wanted to reach out and grab some tomatoes! looks like patience paid off! lovely images ... so dreamy ♥
those are wonderful images and such a wonderful sentiment
: )
Mega-gorgeous post..FULL of nature's bounty..what a magical post!! the colors are amazing and the natural beauty is spellbinding!
The Green Man and the Goddess have been busy indeed in your garden!
Beautiful garden. Those green tomatoes sure looked good to me. We used to pick them from the garden, dip in milk, then flour and fry. Oh, how good they were.
Mary
Beyond lovely. Thank you for sharing!
these series reminds me of life itself.
Absolutely stunning garden photos! I loved them all - and what lovely words. Everything is so full of life and promise! Theresa :)
Found you over at Kiki's.......what a beautiful blog you have. I LOVE the name you have chosen as I agree with you most of the best things in life are serendipitous.
Xo
Jo
beautiful pictures of the wonderous of life. I was so happy to find five pumpkins on the vine that came to be from just leaving our pumpkins from last year out in the elements to be taken back into the earth and spring up this year. Oh how I love fresh tomatos off the vine. I have yet to receive any and didn't get any planted this year due to time. There never seems to be enough time.
Your garden leaves me breathless.
How delight,just absolutely gorgeous garden,my dear Friend:-)))*
These is indeed a very big gift of earth...
You photos makes me realy happy!!!
Love,
***Violetta***
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