My first hibiscus bud~
I am beyond happy~
I am beyond happy~
I am fascinated by the "Language of Flowers."
Hibiscus
~ Consumed by Love, Delicate Beauty~
Speak with finesse and bring the Language of Flowers into your day.
Incidentally, when sending flowers to a loved one,
be sure to include an accompanying card that explains their meaning!
Hibiscus
~ Consumed by Love, Delicate Beauty~
Speak with finesse and bring the Language of Flowers into your day.
Incidentally, when sending flowers to a loved one,
be sure to include an accompanying card that explains their meaning!
Have a wonderful day and be happy~
Great idea, Nancy. Hibiscus is David's favorite flower. Later in the day I'll be able to sit at this table and see David's hibiscus through my patio windows. Now I will really appreciate them, knowing the meaning of them.
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Karen
Ladybug Creek
Hi Nancy,
ReplyDeleteThis would be a perfect post for Fresh-cut Friday! :) That is a great idea to include a card with the meaning. I love Hibiscus. They actually grow really well here in Phoenix.
Have a great weekend!
~Liz
Nancy, I love hibiscus. I don't have my blog in my blog roll so I don't know if that has happened or not. Thanks for the comment and have a great day.
ReplyDeleteKim
Simply lovely and such a good idea to include the meaning of the flowers you send!
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy!
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful! and I love the idea of adding the meaning of the flowers in the card.
Love the hibiscus! I want pink one in my new landscape. Very tropical, they grow well at the beach.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty that is going to be!! My mom bought me one last year and I was surprised that it survived our winter. We all fell in love with them!
ReplyDelete"It is SO beautiful Nancy"!!! I LOVE waiting for the first bud to open! Where are you located? Is this a tropical variety? Or a hardy one??? You MUST post a picture of it open for us too!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Donna
Exciting and fun! They are beginning to wind down here-enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI so love seeing the unfolding of a bud. Plants and flowers and herbs have so many meanings. Victorians used this a lot to send messages of love. I use them to create memorial gardens for loved ones.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
What a pretty bud ready to sprout into a lovely flower.
ReplyDeleteI think that's a wonderful idea to include the meaning of the flower.
hugs
Sissie
Oh how beautiful! I love hibiscus! Love it! Have a blessed day! HUGS!
ReplyDeleteOh my what a darling bud! I would be excited too! Please stop by when you get a chance!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Olivia
what a pretty flower...have a great weekend watching it bloom!!!:)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteHowdy Nancy
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh this is so beautiful.
I know we are not to covet our neighbors flowers ,but I have been photographing our neighbors gorgeous Hibiscus for the past three years.
I finally talked him in to letting it grow over the fence between us :)
It is truly a fantastic flower .
Thank you so much for sharing your post today !
Blessings to you and yours
Until Next Time
Happy Trails
It's incredibly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty...you'll have to show us more as it blooms!
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy- I love hibiscus too-we can't grow them here except as hot-house plants. I love seeing them all over the place when we go to Florida! When I lived there we used to have them all along our fence line.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to include the meaning along with the flower. Perfect! Diana
Beautiful, Nancy. I just bought some botanical prints with flowers and their meanings...I never knew such a thing! I like your idea of putting their meaning on the gift card. Beautiful photos!!
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Jane
What a great idea to put the meaning of the flowers on a card.
ReplyDeleteNancy, you have a beautiful family and a lovely home. Thank you for all of the times you have visited my blog.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
I hope your sunset was a pretty one this evening.
Diane
That's a beautiful swirled looking hibiscus bud! Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a comment!
ReplyDeleteOne of God's gifts to get us through summer here in Texas. Love them!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I see you are an Austinite! I just moved from Austin to Florida after living there for 17 years. I still have one daughter and two grandsons there.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you know my Austin friend Julie, who has the blog Midlife Jobhunter (http://midlifejobhunter.blogspot.com). You look so much like her in your photo!
Beautiful flowers and your dining table layout from the previous post is gorgeous.
Hope you're staying cool out there.
Congratulations on your blossom and what a great suggestion to share the meaning of the flower.
ReplyDeleteNancy, it is beautiful. The deer ate all of my blossoms but they were pretty. Happy Sunday! hugs♥olive
ReplyDeleteThe hibiscus blossom is beautiful and I, too, love it. I have a bright yellow blossom right now that takes my breathe away. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy
ReplyDeleteThe name of your blog caught my eye, so I stopped by. Love the look of your blog, the black/white with yellow is fab!
Nancy
Beautiful Nancy.....and what a lovely meaning for the hibiscus flower, xv.
ReplyDeleteOh, I hope we get to see it when it opens! Love the information on the meaning... makes them all the more special.
ReplyDeleteThe hibiscus bud is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love Hibiscus flowers! Every year I say that I am going to get one, I should do that for myself, shouldn't I? ;)
ReplyDeleteOh girl this is lovely! Wish we could grow these here but i think our winters would freeze them to bits!
ReplyDeleteTerry
PS Thanks for you wonderful comment about my little sewing room. It is my special place in life to go when I need to re-coup.
Terry
Beautiful photo. Hibiscus ready to give its all.
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