Sunday, May 03, 2009

Impression du printemps II

Voilà - and some flowers from Seanhenge.

Lilies

Rose

Bleeding Hearts

Don't-know-flower :)

Pansy

Stonecrops, primrose

Cornflower

Tulip

Aquilegia

Bet you know ... :)

10 comments:

  1. Ah so beautiful, are they all blooming now?

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  2. La floraison de votre jardin est une symphony parfumée de couleurs ravissantes.

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  3. I always think Vancouver has the most beautiful spring of anywhere but it seems Seanhenge is a formidable competitor.

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  4. CherryPie,
    yes. All are blooming now. Only the tulip(s) are withered - except of my favourite that's to be seen in the first Hymn to the Night. :)

    Claudia,
    thanks in the name of the flowers for such a poetic com(pli)ment.

    jmb,
    you'd not find the breathtaking surrounding scenery of Vancouver, but once you focus on the individual flower(s) ... yes: there's a lot of amazing beauty and magic to be found in Seanhenge. :)

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  5. Oh my - such beauties.
    The 'don't know' flower is a Spanish Bluebell - there are many in my yard. :)

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  6. For the sake of accuracy, please, allow me to say 'symphonie' au lieu de 'symphony.' Your flowers (as their magic gardener) have multilingual ears. Merci!

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  7. Janice,
    When Chris from God-free Moral (via email) and you say so it must be right. :)
    Thank you very much. Actually, I thought it was 'a kind of a bluebell', but was not sure.
    And with 'a kind of bluebells' I was closer to the English name than to the German which I did only learn afterwards: Hasenglöckchen = hares- or bunniesbell. :)

    Claudia,
    as they would be telling me seveal times per day, the flowers just do love accuracy. :)

    Ardent,
    glad you eyes liked what they saw.

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  8. Ha! Ha! You're so funny, Sean.
    I hope your flowers are not as fussy as the rose of St-Exupery's Little Prince. :)

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