I’ll miss early spring’s color palettes. There is always something so impactful about spring flowers and their colors. If I could, I would just have the dagwoods and blossoms in the front of my house stay in spring mode permanently.
Now everything is turning into shades of dark red or dark green with some plants dotting random colors in different places.
The night sky is amazing – yet we don’t venture out to see it all that often. But if the stars only bloomed for a season each year, as do the flowers, perhaps we would be more aware. I love the sunshine most after. Few days of gloomy rain, and the fire when it’s cold. It’s the contrast that sweetens life. We don’t have dogwoods but growing up in the bush, the spring wildflowers perfumed the air and were so abundant I wished the same thing – that they could last all year.
thank you for your wonderful thoughts Kate. you’re quite fortunate to see that many stars. we see stars here in the northeast portion of the united states but we would have to venture to far less populated areas for that.
i am a huge fan of spring wildflowers – with the exception of a few flower types, I prefer to see those strewn across lush meadows! have a great wednesday! Mike
Spring and summer flowers, especially wildflowers, are so amazing and beautiful! 🙂
“Wildflowers are strong. Resilient. They can grow under most conditions. I want to be like that. I want to have the confidence of wildflowers…to never give up, to flourish, and thrive.” – Micalea Smeltzer
I love that quote about wildflowers Carolyn! so true and you know my dream view is big sky lush grass and wildflowers all over 😀
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