This tiny bouquet has lasted for over two weeks in a favorite little jug.
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| Renee's Garden Seeds - Persian Carpet Zinnias |
Sunset - June 2, 2020
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
"Z" Is For Zinnias
As the last summer-like days fade, the gardens are cleared and prepared for the long winter ahead. Little treasures are found...
This tiny bouquet has lasted for over two weeks in a favorite little jug.
Be sure to visit Miss Jenny's Alphabe-Thursdays "Z" postings and wishing each of you a week filled with your own new found little treasures.
This tiny bouquet has lasted for over two weeks in a favorite little jug.
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That is such a beautiful little bouquet! Perfect for Alphabe-Thursday.
ReplyDeleteAgree - beautiful flowers & ‘Z’ post!
ReplyDeleteHappy Alphabe-Thursday!
XOXO LOLA:)
Alphabe-Thursday
pretty. I like their autumn-like colors.
ReplyDeleteLovely zinnias! Maybe I will plant some zinnias to have for the next time we get to the letter Z. :))
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty little jug- love the design.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet little flower display! I love the pretty colors of fall here. Thank you for sharing. Anne
ReplyDeletePat, I used to grow zinnias every year, but haven't done it since we've been out here. An arrangement of zinnias can be homey, or ultra contemporary! What a perfect flower!
ReplyDelete..and they are most beautiful and timely for our season at hand!
ReplyDeleteI really like our pitcher! The arrangement is lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI love Zinnias! They last so long for Fall and the variety of colors are amazing. Nothing is better than a pretty pitcher of flowers in the home. Yours look lovely.
Very pretty photo. My 4yro has a current favorite book that is about zinnias so this post made me smile.
ReplyDeleteErika
Artful Rising
What a cute vase - the zinnias are perfect and thanks for sharing - it brightened my day. Judy C
ReplyDeleteI love the way zinnias last and last. I've got some in my kitchen right now.
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Very cheerful and bright like a Fall bouquet should be:) Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean because you are at Z, you're done? Love the zinnias! Glad someone had some flowers. I was a little short on blooms this year!
ReplyDeleteIf I had a dollar for every time I've said 'I wish I'd planted zinnias this year' I'd be rich!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Zinnias! They make such beautiful colorful cut flowers and I love to have them in the garden, cuz more blooms keep blooming :o)
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Aloha!
I goofed up on my link so after I re-posted it, Dawn so sweetly added me back to the list. But I didnt delete the original post, so that I could keep the lovely comments, such as yours. Keeping happily busy with many art and calligraphy orders and of course work at the dental clinic, so was not able to link up to Ms. Jenny's wonderful alphabe-thursday this week. Once I catch up with the art and calligraphy (commissioned to do calligraphy for wedding envelopes), I will be doing more of the civil war blocks :o)
sweet flowers. I am bringing the last blooms in regularly now, soon the frosts will get them outdoors.
ReplyDeletePat honey, you totally get it. People ask me why I don't post on decorating etc. and that is NOT what I think is important. I like a lovely, serene home filled with flowers, creativity, light, and love, but what I HAVE is not important...
ReplyDeleteLove,
Sharon
Zinnias are one of my favorite flowers! They are so determinedly happy!
ReplyDeleteHow can anyone resist those sunshiny blossoms?!?
I have some lovely button type zinnias in the garden now and a little jug sitting on my desk as I write this!
It makes me smile to know that you are looking at the same thing!
Thanks for a sweet link!
I hope to Z you again soon!
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