But this month, my wife and I would like to give this month's bouquet to Noelle and her family, our wonderful host over at http://www.azplantlady.com/
I just read her blog and our prayers are with her and her family as they struggle with some tough circumstances. I thought, I wish I could do something else...and thought...of course! People send flowers all the time. So....here are your flowers Noelle! Hope you like them. :-)
These are miracle flowers since I expected NONE during these months of drought. Then, after our one and only big rain, everything started blooming this week. Hope you get miracles as well. God's Blessings, David & Melanie :-)
Wisteria, Crepe Myrtle, a new Ruellia all with a touch of Lavender leaves.
The Ruellia is from my gardening friend Cindy at My Corner of Katy.
Oh David,
ReplyDeleteYour thoughtfulness was just such a blessing after a very long and hard day spent at the doctor's office with my father-in-law. I cannot thank you enough, but I want you to know that your gift of a bouquet brought tears to my eyes.
Unfortunately, I have not created a bouquet this month. But, I am so thankful that you have. I will link your bouquet to my sidebar for this month.
Thank you again for your thoughtfulness :-)
Love the bouquet floating on the sugar cubes [:-)]
ReplyDeleteCrepe myrtle seems so exotic. That is off a tree, is it?
The idea of a regular bouquet is also a good one.
A beautiful bouquet and a thoughtful idea. Must go and see what is happening over there.
ReplyDeleteVery thoughtful and lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bouquet, David.
ReplyDeleteA nice bouquet like this might say more than 1,000 words and be a gift bigger than ever any money could buy.
It looks like after 1 day of good rain and a second day of a short but hefty shower we are getting back the drought and the hot temperatures.
So let's try to stay cool and let's keep watering again - every day.
Paula Jo
What a beautiful bouquet and what a wonderful way to share your garden.
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