Ranunculus

THE MEANING AND SYMBOLISM OF RANUNCULUS:

Native to Asia and celebrated for its medicinal properties as well as its bright beauty, the small camellia-like ranunculus ranges from white to pink, red to yellow to orange. Also known as Buttercup.  (Excerpt from the Teleflora website)

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Flowers to Inspire

Are you tired of Winter?

Here are some inspiring images to remind you that Spring is coming!

These orchids were photographed at a garden center.

Image of one of my paintings: This is a photo of my climbing roses:

Tiny purple flowers from my rock garden last Spring. (I believe they are called phlox).

Take care!

Longwood Gardens

Happy Pink Saturday! Please be sure to visit Beverly's blog - "How Sweet The Sound" to see all of the Pink Saturday participants. Beverly founded Pink Saturday and it's become quite a hit!

Here are some pink photos that I took a couple of years ago at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania. There are so many things to see there. Of course there are many, many pinks to be seen.

Here are some flowering lily pads, which are so neat:



If you ever visit Longwood Gardens, you must see the orchid room:



Then you can visit the hibiscus room:



One of the many roses in their rose area:



And they have a poinsettia room as well:



Have a nice Pink Saturday!