Saturday, July 6, 2013

A Friend Drops By!

Hello Friends,
Friday morning, before the rain came in for a weekend visit, I was taking a few photos
of new blooms.

There was mother nature at her best.

That was one busy bee working those
Rudbeckia bloom.



I just love this delicate orange bloom,
I only wish I knew what it is.

Any ideas?

I have had it for a couple of years but
this summer is the first time its bloomed.





Could you guess that I love ORANGE?

I am always so partial to yellow and orange colors and this beauty offers both.




Thank you Lord, for letting me pause and
enjoy the beauty you have
created.  Blessings, Kathy

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13 comments:

  1. Loves orange too. Combined with blue.

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  2. Wow- I was sure I had responded to this when you first posted it-at least I THOUGHT I did. Anyway, lovely photos and I can see your love of orange. I used to love all the orange day lilies that grew in the ditch alongside the roadside where I grew up- xo Diana

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  3. This post is a blessing. Lovely photos!

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  4. I am not a gardener but I am guessing that they are cone flowers. I have something growing with pretty little lavender flowers on it. I think it's a weed but I like them.

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  5. I have no idea what the pretty little flower is - but your garden is lovely in its bright flowers!

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  6. Your flowers are pretty, I love orange too. Beautiful photos, have a happy week!

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  7. I think the orange flowers are blackberry lilies.

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  8. I believe the orange flowers are blackberry lilies.

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  9. I really like warm color flowers as well. Orange definitely qualifies. What nice photos and a bee capture, too. Now I'm curious to know if Karen is right about your posies being blackberry lilies.

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  10. Beautiful! Love your header and your photographs!

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  11. The unknown orange looks like lilies of some type, perhaps Karen above has the correct variety. Great capture of the bee in the first photo.

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  12. Hi Kathy! We are neighbors! I live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Glad you were able to get in the beautiful photos before the rain set in for the weekend. Sounds like from the 10:00 news that we will be expecting more and a little "tropical mischief" (the meteorologists phrase)! I am visiting from Mosaic Monday and am your newest follower. I would be honored to have you stop by Still Woods Farmhouse for a visit. The doors are always open!
    Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse

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  13. Lovely bright flowers. Have a wonderful week enjoying your garden.

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