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Showing posts with label peony. Show all posts

Sunday, June 23, 2024

Mostly the Hosta Garden, peonies finishing, foxgloves blooming, shells and glass from the latest beach walk, and MT Baker., kids playground.

               MT Baker in distance a white cone of ice. Volcano. 
It’s a stratovolcano like St. Helen’s, also in WA along with Adams, Rainier etc. 
Active volcanoes. From the ferry it’s possible to see two at once. Of course flying in it’s possible to see all 5 ! 
The volcanoes are amazing. Rainier was much taller before the last eruption. 

Rose first bloom on this scented one. 

                      Peonies still blooming but on their way out. Summer is coming in although in this area July is sunny. And August. Not June. Basically we are an overcast drizzly environment. It’s temperate as a result and green and beautiful. 
                      Below foxglove. Used to make digitalis a heart treatment a poisonous flower. They grow wild here as well. 


                         Hydrangeas 
                       Hostas 


                     Playground equipment. A boat. 
    

 

Friday, June 3, 2022

Color Pink

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Of Suzanis, Lilacs, and ikat Skies

This suzani is from the mid 1800's. The silk feels like ribbon to touch. The colors have muted over time, Natural dyes. It is a beautiful work of art, undiminished,  even more beautiful I'd say.


                                                           Fog is always welcome here..


                                            Lilacs and Lilac Lemonade, peonies soon to open ! 

Samarkand Suzani 
C.1800’s


                                                                      Primroses 

                                                                    From Samarkand


                                                                          
                                                                               Hotlips  

                                                Lilacs in water in the frig readying for jellies 



                                                 A Ruby Bracelet from the Silkroad! 




                                                            Yellow Chain Tree



 


                                                                   Rhododendren

Hawthorne

                       Greens are so lovely, I could do all the yard in simply green and it would be a treasure..


                                                   A side view...
                                                      Sea Serpents in the sunset