I was going through some of my old photographs and came across this picture. It's a picture I took of a small bouquet of peonies last spring.
The peonies have been pushing their way through the soggy soil this past week and it's made me very excited.
Peonies, hydrangeas, roses...I xoxo you summer.
Mine are coming up as well....I love going outside and seeing how much things change each day. Spring is amazing!
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I'm a new reader and find your blog classic and inspiring! The peonies are gorgeous. Hydrangeas are my favorite. Take care!
ReplyDeletemy favourtie flower, beautiful. I had them at my wedding. :)
ReplyDeleteAh, Peonies are the essence of spring in a sent! My peonies are stretching their nodding heads also. I have about 15 different varieties of them: a growing addiction. But it's a perfect addiction and I look forward to seeing each one of them. Thanks for sharing. I hope your babies will get to enjoy the nice warm spring air soon!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! ;-)
ReplyDeletelove peonies too.
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Ours have all leafed out, and are just starting to bud...cannot wait!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! :)
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The peony-One of my favorite flowers! ;)So pretty! Alyssa of Boston Bee
ReplyDeleteJust lovely, so envious, as we are just heading into winter! My mother has exactly the same vase.
ReplyDeletepeonies are my very favorite of all my perennials and i thrill at the sight of all those buds pushing up through the damp soil every spring!
ReplyDeletealison
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Beautiful! And, you listed all of my favorite flowers...the old fashioned kind.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! My peonies are pushing through too.....can't wait, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHere over in Montana, we are still in the throes of winter. But alas, my Peony is about 3 inches above the soil. It is coming up no matter what, ahh nature! Kit
ReplyDeleteMEE TOOOOO!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your bouquets fresh from the garden!
Northern Light
One of my favortie flowers...Love this photo!
ReplyDeleteSimply, beautiful. You blog is still one of my favorite places to visit.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for my garden(in soggy seattle) to start blooming again, Looks like it might be awhile. Cheers to summer on the way!
Megan
beautiful! you really area great photographer!
ReplyDeleteFor a minute I thought you were going to say that your peonies were already blooming! Whew! Mine are just pushing up through the dirt. But at least they are still there!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bouquet! And that vase just sets them off perfectly. :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I love Peonies. They not only look pretty but smell so awesome. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteI agree! My hydrangea's are just beginning to push their tiny sprouts of leaves and peonies are standing tall. The bleeding hearts are always the first (and last) to show. I bet you would love them, too. The lacy leaves are beautiful. Mine are dwarf varieties and while they aren't able to be brought inside to vases, they are amazing outside.
ReplyDeleteI actually sighed and went "ahhh' when I saw your sweet peony picture! It was the perfect prettiness I needed to see on this 'yet another' gray and rainy spring (ha) day! Love the little hobnail vase...they were meant for each other.
ReplyDeleteSo happy you're seeing those special signs of floral life waking up...they do help keep thoughts of warm, sunny days alive and real.
xo J~
Trina, What a cute picture of the Peonies from last spring. Peonies are so beautiful to me. My mom uses Peonies to decorate gravesites on Memorial Day. Thanks for sharing such a beauty.
ReplyDeletePeonies are my very favorite but they d nt grow well in NC...not sure exactly why. It may be too humid. I will delight in seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteI also cannot wait to see pictures of those adorable twins in the sunshine outside your farmhouse. Life is good! ( Busy but good. wink!)
Ditto!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI HEART SUMMER! Bring it on!
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Mine are poking through the soil too! Can't wait to see them in June!
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The sight of beautiful pink peonies instantly puts a smile on my face. Thanks for sharing this picture. It speaks a thousand words. xo Samantha
ReplyDeleteA beautiful flower. Mimi xx
ReplyDeleteThis post was one reason I know own several of those vases!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Tina. I used to grow peonies at our lakehouse and they were destroyed when we had the house renovated. I was so sad. Someday I will plant more. Your picture tugged at my heart!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
It's so pretty! I need to make sure that I plant some this year!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Hope all of you are well!
ReplyDeleteAhh, fragrant peonies!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed your blog today ~ so serene. Thanks for sharing the beauty.
ReplyDeleteso lovely!!
ReplyDeletePeonies are so beautiful, I can't wait until the flowers start poking their pretty heads out from the soil over here!
ReplyDeletePeonies are one of top three favs (next to lavender and hydrangeas)! Mine are just popping their heads up now. :) Lovely photo!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie
Trina your pictures are always so simple but beautiful. The peonies are no different, they are absolutely fabulous. They are indeed my favorite flower.
ReplyDeleteTracey
the peonies are popping up EVERYWHERE and i am sooo excited... dont you just love watching them change and grow... daily???
ReplyDeleteroses and hydrangeas are coming along... but the peonies are like little baby chicks growing into their own... so amazing..xx
Peonys are my favorite!! Just found your blog and am the newest follower! Seriously LOVE it.
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I {3 peonies and so do the ants...
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you, hubby, and your baby bunnies!
ReplyDeleteLove peonies too. So freah and happy inspiring! With so much rain at our home, I am just glad out early spring flowers have not floated away! They are putting up a brave beautiful showing so far. Hope we actually have some clear skies before summer comes!
ReplyDeleteThat's two big bundles of joy you have there! Enjoy your first Easter with the babies, next year they will be old enough for an Easter Egg hunt!! Robx
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