Tiny blossoms are springing forth on the flowering plum tree.
Category: Garden Art
Finding my Muse in Brussels
Sprouts that is.
Actually… I had no idea WHAT this plant was when I decided to use it in my Garden Art. This may be one of the last pieces in that series, too. For now anyway. I started working at two (very small) part time jobs, so when you add that to school, things are starting to get hectic.
Another Day in Paradise
If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.
Everything Zen
If you understand everything, you must be misinformed.
Japanese Proverb
In the Jungle
If I were a flying insect…
…this might be my view as I make my way through the wheat grass.
Something is Stirring
I thought I would use this particular Garden Art piece to do a little journaling and (publicly) admit something. I’ve been wanting to share this for awhile now, but I didn’t want it to be another one of “those things” that I bring up and start… and then never finish.
Blossoms of Light
Little blueberry blossoms, like tiny church bells… shining in their glory.
Food for Thought
The preparation of good food is merely another expression of art, one of the joys of civilized living.
Dione Lucas
Forbidden Fruit
A new edition to my series Garden Art. These are two little apples in our new tree.
Garden Party
I visited our backyard this morning to see how the garden is growing. I may get my Garden Art series going again. My son has gone “vegetable crazy,” so we have lots of fun and interesting (and edible!) plants out there. This is the broccoli aisle… and the bees just love this area!
Sacred Space
Petals of white satin guard the stairway. As I make my way up, their feathery ends sway in the wind, draping the earth like a wedding gown train. Pillars of amber rise above the entrance to touch the sky. As I enter and take a seat, I see soft silk brushes, painting the clouds with gold. I am in awe, and then suddenly I realize…
I am home.
A Touch of Gourmet
Garden Art
Another Garden Art image, featuring a touch of gourmet.
Out in the garden
We can see, touch, smell and taste
Little surprises
Flor de pepino
Garden Art: Flor de pepino
I’m always nagging on myself to go visit exotic places and see new things. In rebellion (I don’t like being nagged), and contrary to my own advice, I decided that what I really need to do is be present and see the beauty that’s in front of me—right here, right now.
I’m going to work on a new series; Garden Art, and this is the first in the collection. It’s a cucumber flower in our backyard garden.
