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I spotted these Japanese Tree Peonies in the gardens of the Veterans Centre at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre about a week ago and they looked so luscious. Then we had several days of windy, rainy weather and they became very bedraggled. I'm glad I saw them at their prime!
So pretty Pat, peonies are the loveliest of flowers 🌸
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous blooms. I don't see any peonies here in the desert but I remember them from my childhood. My mother had several plants growing in our front yard.
ReplyDeleteAwesome flowers!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteHello, they are pretty pink peonies. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite subjects, too.
ReplyDeleteTiming is everything. You did well here. Our peonies have been getting battered by the wind. I cut a bouquet of them yesterday but today they're showing the ill effects.
ReplyDeleteOh my this is quite the shot! They are so alive and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIn response to your comment on my blog - Yes, Cowbirds are called brood parasites because they lay their eggs in other birds' nests to let the other birds raise their chicks! Because the female Cowbirds do not spend any time incubating the eggs and feeding the babies, they are soon ready to lay more eggs, and again, and again, multiple times in one season.
Have a wonderful week!
Yay, peony. Ours are close.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers, Pat !
ReplyDeleteMmmm!!🌺
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful, RedPat. I saw many beautiful peonies this year, but my biggest and oldest oe had a bad year. I fear I didn't fertilize it, so I have gone overboard now in hopes of reviving it next year.
ReplyDelete🌺🌷🌸 Preciosas Pat!!
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.