Geraniums in the sun;
geraniums not in the sun.
I’m thinking I’m better off in the SON!
I won’t lose my bloom as fast!
Good morning Friends. I’m experimenting a bit. I’ve never tried this with more than one picture. Hope it turns out right. If not, I don’t know how to edit so you get it right or wrong. These pictures were taken last year. We had a freeze a couple nights ago but the geraniums survived in the little shelter they are in.
Been busy so blogging has suffered. I have read some but had to give up on most of it. I will catch as catch can for a few days. (Now there is an interesting phrase!)
Oneta, I’ve been dreadfully busy too, but was so verily delighted to find your post at the tippy-top of my Reader feed waiting for me…to see! (And read!) I love geraniums…the very reddest of them. But even more than their crimson petals I love the Son even more!! Hugs for returning to us with such a delightful post!!
Thanks for your kindness, Dawn Marie. The reason for the absence was positive, though not especially successful. Family, garage sale, book, weekly prayer group, SS class just all piled up on me! I’ll probably fill you in on “The Garage Sale that Wasn’t” before too long. Still a lot to that project.
I understand the quiet spell from your site being filled with other bits of grace! I too have been in a similar boat. Anxious for the Lord to open a frame of space for me to be here (more often) once again. Until then let’s continue to lift one another up in prayer. (And I look forward to hearing about the Invisible Garage Sale!
For me it’s try try again. I’m ready for some buyers tomorrow. It was beautiful here today; hope it will be tomorrow
Your photos look just fine to me — good for you, for trying a new trick. Believe it or not, our geraniums are just starting to show up in the garden shops. They’re a fall and winter plant for us, like pansies, snapdragons, and cyclamen. The geraniums are usually coddled at homes, but those others are standard bedding plants for landscapers. Amazing, really.
Wow, what a nice think to look forward to. I once had an aunt who had geraniums in her inside pool. They seemed to be growing up the wall. Very beautiful. Do you know of them? That was in the Colorado Rockies. Of course, I guess it doesn’t matter since they were inside. I just left your peacock spiders. Amazing.
Geranium pictures look fine to me. Great that you could get them to go side by side like that in the blog. Lovely to see you back.
Thanks, Faye. I was relieved to find how simple to do the two pictures. Good to be back.