Saturday morning garden patrol. The early morning air is cool and the birds are twittering in the trees. A succulent I’ve had hiding from the rains under a garden bench, is ready to make its debut. It looks to be a fine day.
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Beautiful colors and shapes and compositions!
Thank you; and thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.
I love both of these photographs but that first photo is fantastic!
Thank you!
Lovely photographs! The composition on the first one is beautiful.
Thank you Jennifer.
love the colour Angeline…great images
Glad you like it. Thanks.
That first one is a piece of art!
Thanks you so much Madhu.
Love that first photo. The greenish colour is a nice complement to the colour of the succulent. Also the cropping is faboulous!
Thanks CG….and glad you like the cropping
I love these photos, the colours are beautiful.
Thanks Anette. And so nice to meet you!!
How exciting to be unveiling such a luscious little plant – and about to give you a long spiky bloom too.
Looks like it’s giving birth!
Exactly! I think it’s going to be a long stalk of bell shaped flowers – I wonder what colour? I hope they’re not going to clash with that wondrous purply pink …
I’ll photo you an update!
Just what I wanted to hear! Thank you:)
Lovely! Especially the first one. You could frame that and hang it on the wall!
Thanks Laura! Comment much appreciated!
I love these flowers they are so beautiful! I can’t remember the name..
Sempervivum. They are my favorite in the succulent category of plants.
They’re so beautiful I was about to ask you if they’re really succulents.
Thanks Tita. I’ve had this one for a year now.