Happy Spring Equinox! We are blessed with sunny weather in Seattle this whole week. Don’t know why we don’t see more of these forsythias around Seattle but I love them.

Brilliant yellow and old-fashioned forsythia is the glory of springtime

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Perfect, tender tulip flowers help us welcome springtime.

Delicate white and pink tulips

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I know I’m getting ahead of myself. In April at the Pike Place Market in Seattle, we will have tulips. Many tulips.

Many kinds of glorious tulips for sale in April in Seattle WA

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I saw some tulip bouquets in the store. I am ready!

Yellow tulips with pink blush, and their beautiful stems

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Happy New Year! Health and abundance to you! May you see clearly in 2020 (naturally!) and may all your fondest dreams flower for you this year.

Bouquet of roses, orchids, calla lilies and more – for you!

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Is there anything more beautiful than a cloudless sunset sky? The softest lavender fading to golden brilliance.

Wires cross the sunset sky in Burien, WA

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At the recent light art installation at Seattle’s Volunteer Park Conservatory, this very large palm frond was lit from below. We need the sense of sunlight as Seattle enters the Big Dark.

Fan-shaped leaf lit at Lusio art installation

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Even though it’s fall now, May sounds pretty good to me. This is a scene from my May backyard a few years ago.

Meadow rue, tulips, geum, and other spring flowers

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Thinking about the flowers at Pike Place Market in Seattle. This was taken on today’s date a few years ago. Enjoy this abundance!

Rainbow colors of dahlias and other fall flowers

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And don’t forget the lemon cucumbers, two kinds of string beans, or the truly sweet Italian plums. Late summer is the best!

Tomatoes, plums and string beans from my backyard garden

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Browsing my archives, I found some wonderful tulips from a visit to Seattle’s Pike Place Market. We can enjoy tulips in August, right?

Colorful tulips for sale at Pike Place Market in Seattle in April

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Our young ‘Frost’ peach tree is about three years old. It doesn’t get peach-leaf curl and has such fragrant, sweet yellow fruit, even ripening in Seattle’s short summers. Time for a cobbler!

Home grown peaches on the patio table

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