Hydrangea
Noticed this more unusual bloom on one of my hydrangea plants. It’s tiny compared to the other flowers
Silly me. It was late last night when I called it a geranium. I must have been tired.

For Cee’s Flower of the Day Challenge (FOTD)
Noticed this more unusual bloom on one of my hydrangea plants. It’s tiny compared to the other flowers
Silly me. It was late last night when I called it a geranium. I must have been tired.

For Cee’s Flower of the Day Challenge (FOTD)

Henry Lawson ( 1867-1922) is one of Australia’s most famous short story writers and poets. My favorite story is entitled, Water Them Geraniums. One of the characters, Mrs Spicer, tries to maintain some beauty in her difficult life of isolation and hardship in the Australian bush, by growing geraniums. Her final, dying, words to her daughter were “water them geraniums”. It’s worth a read. Just follow the link.
I never take any drop of water for granted where I live. If my garden is neglected, it shrivels up and dies in the harsh Australian climate. Luckily I live on an irrigated farm, so I have access to water. It’s expensive, but I couldn’t imagine living without a garden.
The geranium pictured above, lives in a pot under the verandah, just outside my door. It needs very regular water to survive. It’s just about to flower.

After visiting Cee’s Flower Of The Day Photo Challenge and looking at her fabulous photography, I was inspired to play with tomorrow’s post. Here it is. Come back tomorrow for the real thing. I’m still debating which photo I like the best.

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