Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Almost Wordless Wednesday in the Gardens!






When all else fails to bloom in late summer, 
in the South there's always the prolific blooms of Crepe Myrtles!


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21 comments:

  1. JulieandMaxAugust 24, 2012

    Such beautiful photos - thanks for sharing :)
    Julie

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  2. rita cooks italianAugust 24, 2012

    These flowers are really pretty. What a beautiful gardens....

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  3. Sprigs of RosemaryAugust 24, 2012

    Just gorgeous. . . . brightened up my morning before heading to the kitchen for a labor of love, making tomato sauce.

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  4. Ellen B CookeryAugust 24, 2012

    These photos are gorgeous!

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  5. Carol @ Always Thyme to CookAugust 24, 2012

    Beautiful shots. Such gorgeous blooms!

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  6. JoanneAugust 25, 2012

    Gorgeous!

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  7. Roz August 25, 2012

    JulieandMax
    Thanks so much; these add a splash of color right before fall!

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  8. Roz August 25, 2012

    Thanks Rita, they make me happy-ier!

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  9. Roz August 25, 2012

    Oooh, Rosemary, enjoy your tomato sauce --FRESH is best!

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  10. Roz August 25, 2012

    Thanks Ellen, I wish I could send you some!

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  11. Roz August 25, 2012

    Carol, thanks so much for your sweet thought!

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  12. Roz August 25, 2012

    Angie, thanks and just like you too!

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  13. Roz August 25, 2012

    Thanks Joanne, I always appreciate you stopping by !

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  14. AnonymousAugust 25, 2012

    What a gorgeous series of shots - I've never seen a Cape Myrtle before - all the more reason to head south.

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  15. chow and chatterAugust 25, 2012

    beautiful love these trees

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  16. Roz August 25, 2012

    JdQ, i had never seen crepe myrtles until living in Southern California; however, they bloom more in the Southeastern region of the U.S. in my humble opinion. Come and visit any time that you like; you are ALWAYS welcome friend!

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  17. Roz August 25, 2012

    Rebecca, I think that Crepe Myrtles are prevalent in NC too. Yes/No?
    Thanks for always stopping by!

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  18. Pat @ Mille Fiori FavoritiAugust 25, 2012

    Gorgeous color! I always wished I could grow Crepe Myrtles but the winters are too cold here in the NE.

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  19. Curts Delectable CreationsAugust 26, 2012

    Beautiful photos... I think I saw photos of Italy on Facebook too amazing ... you take the coolest trips thanks for sharing Curt

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  20. Roz August 27, 2012

    Pat,
    I had never seen or heard of them before moving to the South too, but alas, we no longer enjoy peonies or lilacs in the spring in exchange. I love them all!

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  21. Big DudeSeptember 01, 2012

    I enjoy the summer long color that ours provide as well. You got some great shots of yours.

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I enjoy each of your comments and reply to each, both here and on your blog directly! I hope you visit again! Grazie!

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