in this random rambling thread we post random pictures

[Cold Canadian]

That first one has a death wish.

x2

 

[Cynthia12]

x2

X's 3! That's what I thought. How can these people dare to do this?

 

[Cold Canadian]

X's 3! That's what I thought. How can these people dare to do this?

Thin air , not much oxygen .......lol......

 

[Cynthia12]

Thin air , not much oxygen .......lol......

That has to be it!

 

[NickyKnack]

My gardenia finally bloomed! It takes forever for one flower to open....or I was impatient.

 

[3goodeggs]

Gorgeous gardenia! This winter was so mild that for the first time ever in my life our gardenia bloomed all year.
But you impatient?
one of these? awesome!
I always think of that word with this flower, It takes the edge off. Instead of frustration and stomping feet I think 'shady lovely flowers'.

 

[Cynthia12]

My gardenia finally bloomed! It takes forever for one flower to open....or I was impatient.

Love it! I haven't seen one in yrs.!

 

[Cynthia12]

Gorgeous gardenia! This winter was so mild that for the first time ever in my life our gardenia bloomed all year.
But you impatient?
one of these? awesome!
I always think of that word with this flower, It takes the edge off. Instead of frustration and stomping feet I think 'shady lovely flowers'.

Oh my goodness..these grow..without you replanting? Not here. I remember my mother's always looked so awesome. I have tried..on the North side of my house. Bought them from a nursery then planted, waited, they finally did a little growth, but not like my mothers. Hers would grow into big bundles of beautiful colors like yours.

 

[3goodeggs]

unfortunately, these type have developed a systemic virus and they are no longer thriving in Florida like they used to, we now grow sun-patients, which are okay.

They are nice, but they are not delicate and gentle. They are more like those bodybuilders with muscles in their eye lids.

 

[NickyKnack]

unfortunately, these type have developed a systemic virus and they are no longer thriving in Florida like they used to, we now grow sun-patients, which are okay.
They are nice, but they are not delicate and gentle. They are more like those bodybuilders with muscles in their eye lids.

Now that's a mental image.