(Photos: Janine Joles)
Our veggie garden has been so good to us over this past summer. Bottles and bottles of tomato sauce with herbs and pesto now lie preserved in our freezer ready for the long winter months ahead. Another awesome display of vital goodness came from our sweet pea lined fence. What an intoxicating fragrance for such a small flower, and the colours - an ultra feminine array of pale pink, deep burgundy, violet, coral and cream. I wish they'd last forever...
Such a strange idea that you're preparing for winter while we have spring and summer in front of us! These sweet peas are so beautiful and I love the vivid color in your captures.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. I don't know that I have ever seen a Sweetpea. But they are just divine. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous! I love sweet peas, though gardening...not so much -- I like the idea of gardening though :)
ReplyDeleteSo lovely as usual, Janine. I love the way you see details. Hope you're doing well. x
ReplyDeleteWow, just discovered your beautiful heartwarming blog...wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe soft light, the colours and your loving eye for detail and your surroundings is very inspiring and refreshing.
Thank you so much for sharing your beauty and warm greetings from Holland,
xxx Sas
Wow, I've noticed yet, peas are as beautiful. These are great photos, wonderful colors and I find very original beetle.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have also shared their sweet perfume with you, still I'm glad their vibrant vision has made you all so happy! Thanks for popping by and sharing your appreciation... wishing you northerners a wonderful, vibrant Spring, xo Janine
ReplyDeleteAlmost spring in Germany, preparing for winter in Sout Africa...
ReplyDelete*beautiful* pictures!!!!
Liebe Grüße
von Anja
WOW, this blog is AMAZING. Happy to find you. The pics are so beautiful. Added to my list!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful detail and oh, those colors, Janine! I love sweet peas and just this week bought my first seeds – we'll see if I can grow them! They are amazingly hardy, aren't they, even though they look quite delicate. Wishing you a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to rediscover your beautiful blog, Janine and I really love your photos with their wonderful colours and details!
ReplyDeleteno, no. I decided THESE are my favourites! lol
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