Mosaic Monday: Parts of the Garden

All that mulch worked! Whew....

Make sure to stop by Mary's blog to see more Mosaics.

Thank you Mary for putting this all together every Monday!

Searching for Trillium: Mosaic Monday

Photo thanks to goldsworld.com

I went in search of trillium that grows

in my woods. Sadly none to be found

today. I think the weather has been to cold.

I shall keep a watch out for them.

In the meantime I took photo's of  my wild

bleeding heart, ferns,columbine,exbury azalea that

was supposed to be light peach and a very occupied

birdhouse.

The exbury I planted 20 years age as a twig.

It is now taller than me (5'8") and a favorite

place of the mountain chickadees.

Be sure to visit more Mosaic Monday's by dropping

by Marys Little Red House. Thanks again to Mary our

wonderful host.

More Tools of The Trade, Mosaic Monday

Seashells and roses

Satins and lace

Lavender and charms

Pearls and silks

made into wonderful sachets

these are a few of the

tools of my trade.

Be sure to drop over to Mary's

Little Red House

for more Mosaic Monday!

 Thank you Mary for hosting this event.

Mosaic Monday: Skagit Valley Tulips

How I spent my Easter!

The weather was sunny but very windy as we went

through the tulip fields of Skagit Valley.

 This is the salmon parrot tulip, my favorite!

I made every effort to wait for the wind to stop

so the pictures would be good. Some I missed...

and some I was able to catch!

The fields went on for miles. The valley

was alive in color.

All in all we all had a beautiful time.

Drop over to Mary's Little Red House

 for more great mosaics!

Mosaic Monday: The Power of a Flower

The weather has been rather cool as of late.

It feels like Fall is in the air and I am not ready for that.

We had a cold winter with never ending snow.

So I gather comfort in my photo's of my garden.

The magnificent colors warm my soul and prepare me

for what lies ahead.

The Little Red House is host of Mosaic Monday.