When the extreme..and totally unusual...heat descended this week, the more delicate flowers wilted rapidly. The old Double Mock Orange shrub, which was old when we moved here 37 years ago, is fully loaded with fragrant blossoms---at least three weeks early. It doesn't do well in 90+ degree temperatures, and its pretty white petals begin turning brown. Joining with Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday.
Edited wth Topaz , Perfect Effects 8, and kk_cherish
15 comments:
Love your editing, so beautiful !
Such beautiful, simple colours!
really lovely :-)
I really like the composition of this picture. Lovely.
Wow...hoping y'all cool down...but it did make for a lovely shot! 😊
Beautifuly done Evelyn. Love the light blue glass and the tones with the whites!!
The noddding of the mock orange is so sweet and your composition lovely! I think I have a wild form of the mock orange in my yard. Anyway it is wild now and not quite as double as yours. It's delightful scent reminds me of my childhood home.
Love baby's breath flowers. Use to grow them long ago to save. Your post reminds me that I should do that again. Love the white flowers also and the vases. Very nice. Have a great week. :)
So beautiful! I love how you set up your still life.
Absolutely lovely picture!
Beautiful composition and layout. Very nicely done.
This is so beautiful, Evelyn. I love the white flowers and clear glass.
This is so beautiful, Evelyn. I love the white flowers and clear glass.
what a great idea to bring these sweet blossoms inside!
Beautiful texture work! The unexpected key ads a lot to the composition :)
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