May 29: One-a-Day: Flowers--Nature's Eye Candy

by Jane Stahl

This post is to celebrate the little beauties, random offerings, dependable perennials. 

Thanks to Sandra Williams for her submissions: 

White orchid...

Shamrocks with purple: a still life...

A touch of lavender....

White hydrangea beside the classic white picket fence...

Bouquets of pink and yellow...

My offerings include August lilies:

Hosta....

"Baby" leaves attached to the edges of "mom." 

Clivia blooms...

Mock orange with iris looks so good with a lovely scent...

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