“And when you cut the grapes in your vineyard, don’t take every last grape—leave a few
for the foreigner, the orphan, and the widow.”
Deuteronomy 24
Monday, May 5, 2014
The Grapes That Weren't
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They are indeed stunning, Ginny, and I love the white edges!
Beautiful!! They look like grapes only that they are flowers.. thanks for showing them here.. an eye opener for me..
They are pretty. The ones in my yard haven't bloomed yet but I always enjoy their arrival
I love it when these stunningly blue beauties appear!
Best,
Bonnie
Oh wow those grape hyacinths are rather stunning. Lots of bold color there!!
they are wonderful and gorgeous.. i love that first photo with the little birds and flowers and grass and sunshine. my kind of spring pic.. would make a great card... happy spring time.....
Breathtaking!!!!
I always enjoy the scriptures that you leave everyday. Such beautiful pics of the grape hyacinths. Enjoy your day Ginny...
shug
Good name for them. Our Swedish name for them translates 'pearl' hyacinth.
So pretty. I love these and need to put some in my spring garden.
They are indeed beautiful! And they do look like grapes - grape hyacinths is perfect name for them! Love your close-up photo. They have such lovely blue/purple colors with white edging :-)
One or in mass they are beautiful.
Great color!
You've really captured their beauty so well! Love the verse, too.
These are beautiful! They remind me of our Texas Bluebonnets. So pretty against the bright green!
Oh wow! You have beautiful pictures of these little flowers.
These are some of my favorite flowers, so brilliant and beautiful. Love those close up shots, so intricate too. We have a truly amazing Creator!!
What a patch of color they make. My mother use to raise some but they didn't flourish like these. Simply beautiful.
Stunning is the word for them, they do look like grapes
There are gorgeous. I cant help thinking of stories in Enid Blyton's book about fairies when i sees these
I love your photos of these beautiful little flowers Ginny. You found a field of them where as I only have a handful in my garden. Great close up of the little bells!
One of my favorites Ginny. Your photos are a delight, love the bird bath one and your header. Have a great day :)
They are just lovely!
What fabulous colors! I just love that purple/blue.
You have some beautiful grape hyacinths. We only have a few in our yard.
wow....
Those are beautiful - I don't think I have ever seen those before - where do you find all these beautiful things Ginny?
Those are beautiful - I don't think I have ever seen those before - where do you find all these beautiful things Ginny?
I have not seen those before. You are giving me a case of the "blues," happy blues, that is.
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