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“There are always flowers for those who want to see them.”
— Henri Mattisse
Peach Ranunculus still going strong. 🍑💪
They're a bit blown out, but I suppose their tattered ruffles are all part of their charm ;-) Here are some end-of-season peonies (sorry, it's been busy!), an arrangement, and a funny story I just had to share. So these girls were an unknown variety given to me in a big cardboard box by a very kind and complete stranger about 3 years ago. I had been wanting to buy and plant some peonies that year, but decided to hold off until I had figured some things out. If you know about growing peony plants, you know that they are kind of expensive and you can't cut flowers from them for a few years - so they are quite the investment. The mystery peonies showing up when they did was totally one of those synchronistic things - many of which have lead me on my flowering journey and I will share with you sometime ✨🌿 So the mystery peonies I received were itty-bitty divisions off the mother plants taken in early summer and I neglected to plant them for many, many months because I was so busy with the flower farm and weddings that season and they were just such an unexpected gift. They looked REALLY sad by the time I got around to planting them in late Fall, but I took the time to barely keep them alive all that time (in a card board box!) and managed to find space for them/prepare a bed so I planted them anyways not sure if they would have enough to get them through the winter. Well they made it and 3 years later the mystery peonies bloomed a super pretty pink. 💗 Plants and their resiliency never fail to amaze me. The story of the peonies are such a wonderful lesson to me about believing, having faith, and trusting the universe or whatever divine power that is guiding and taking care of us. Sometimes it so hard to have faith and live in the present and connect with that divine spirit and appreciate everything as it unfolds - especially if you live a flowering life - always planning ahead because so many things are out of your control and worrying about the flowers in your future. The peonies, and all the flowers and plants really, remind me that everything happens when and how it's supposed to happen and sometimes you have to just let go and trust it! 💫💫💫
Of all the flowers I grow, I don't think there's any other that gets so many questions! Mostly, "Are those real?!" or "Are those poppies?" These annual Anemones are real stunners!
Foraged all these lovelies growing wild and abandoned today. The wild white roses were singing in the sunlight at the wood's edge by the meadow of our cabin - wanting me to gently gather them to enjoy close-up. The peonies pulled to the ground by the weight of their heavy heads. I hadn't intended for everything to be so white and cream - so bridal - but sometimes you just have to work with what Mother Nature blesses you with 🌿#wildasheville #wildroses #peonyseason #foragedflowers
Farewell tulips 😢 Until next year...
These lovely golden ladies make me so happy. ☺️Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms, Grandmas, Step-Moms, Aunts, Sisters, Friends and all the other strong and amazing women out there! We need you and we're so grateful to have you in our lives. 💛💛💛
💜 grape crush
The parrot tulips really stole the show this Spring. Still mesmerized!