“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.” ―Charles Dickens
Thanks Cee for hosting this FOTD challenge! Finding some interesting blooms these days. Have a wonderful start to a new week and stay healthy. Thank you everyone for visiting my blog and have a happy and healthy start to a new week.
Daisies are always a happy flower regardless of time of year.
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Hi Anita! So glad you stopped by. I hope you are doing well.
Daisies are perfect all year round! It’s God’s way of showing love one flower at a time.
Have a great rest of the weekend!
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I fully agree.
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Oh what a cool ost for today 😀
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Thank you!
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I love the quote and daisies always make me smile with their cheery faces.
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Daisies always uplift. They are one of my favorite favorite flowers!! Gerber Daisies are bigger smiles on stems.
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I love them, but they always seem to “faint” even in the shade. But they are always gorgeous flowers.
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I’ve noticed that about the Gerber Daisies too. Maybe it’s due to the larger flowers that make them tilt down. But I know what you mean.
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I’ve even planted them underneath a small ornamental tree that gives them shade, but they still faint and collapse, even watering them twice a day, so I had to finally give up on them.
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Well, that’s the story of my plant life. My plants start out well but sadly most of them faint, ready to collapse. I can start out with a perfectly healthy plant and kill it in a matter of weeks. I get scared when they look healthy, because I don’t know what’s going to happen to it soon.
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Ha ha – that’s why I have silk at the side/front of the house. You can’t tell unless you’re up close. When I retire, I would like to get back into gardening again.
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The silk flowers are made so well…they look like the real thing. That’s a good idea…I may use it. You know how my gardening history is blah…too sad.
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Yes, you can’t tell the difference unless up close. No weeding, deadheading, watering and I take large pipe cleaners (the extra-long variety that are used for crafts) and I use them to connect to the shepherd’s hook or wherever I have them sitting or hanging. This keeps them from being damaged during strong winds.
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