Tag Archives: lacecap hydrangea
Autumn Roundup
Hope you don’t mind if I linger with autumn a little longer. I’m just not ready for snow, ice and cold. Fortunately, it’s been unusually warm for this time of year. . . . The remnants of a lacecap hydrangea. … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn leaves, e. e. cummings, fence, lacecap hydrangea, maples
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Fading Summer
Signs of fall are starting to appear. The dogwood leaves are changing color, and there’s a difference in the air as the days grow shorter…. Remnants of a lacecap hydrangea I’m not sure if my fuchsia plant will ever forgive … Continue reading
A glimpse of Lewes
We had a great time at the beach seeing my sons and stepdaughter and their significant others. It was kind of a whirlwind and I’m exhausted, but well worth it. Mr. Prose and I managed to catch the ferry to … Continue reading
Summer’s end
Today is the first day of autumn, but you’d never know it around here. 95 degrees yesterday, and probably today too! It’s getting a little old, but I shouldn’t complain after the beastly winter we had last year. Please, no … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn leaves, beautyberry, blue hour, Callicarpa, cobwebs, garden clogs, l'heure bleue, lacecap hydrangea, mahonia, Sloggers
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Pearls & Prose 