Week 25
This week for Helelna’s lovely meme my Snap! is Emerging
My garden is somewhat unkempt due to lack of energy on my part but through my camera lens I can concentrate on the plants that look good. After all, who wants to look at knee high weeds? Actually maybe that would make a good snap too…weeds for thought.
Yesterday morning I was struck by these buds.
Hydranger This was planted in the shade and is always behind but it means it is still in flower when everyone else’s is finished. Balance. Everything’s about balance isn’t it?
The Fairy I have never seen so many buds on this pretty pink rose.
Alchemilla Mollis I’m not that keen on the flowers on this but I photographed the raindrops on the leaves only a few days ago and now, flower buds!
Did you know… Alchemilla mollis takes its name from the Arabic, meaning little magical one, as in the middle ages the water collected from its leaves after a morning dew was said to have healing properties. (could have saved that for Sian on a Monday! if only I’d had my muse goggles on…)
This is Remember Me, the rose I planted for my late father whose birthday it was last week. When she blooms I’ll let you see her, she is very beautiful.
Thank you Helena.
Those buds give the anticipation of a lot of beauty to come. Great captures.
Lovely SNAP collection. Your Alchemilla Mollis is known here as Lady’s Mantle & I read that if you wash your face with this plant’s due on the morning of Midsummer’s Eve it will instill youth & beauty. I have been trying for a couple of years now! Oh yes please show as Remember Me’s flowers in bloom.
Miriam, these are just stunning in their sharpness and detail. And I didn’t know that about alchemilla … The rose in honour of your father already carries the promise of beauty.
beautiful details – I think a display of weeds is a good idea – I have plenty in my garden too
Love the idea (and title) for this SNAP collection. I’m hoping for hydrangea buds this year. Last year we had just one bloom. Your photos are lovely!
lovely photos..great theme for a SNAP