For your viewing pleasure:
Carnations
Mums in Full Bloom
Orchid Tree Blossom
About the author
Quilly is the pseudonym of Charlene L. Amsden, who lives in the Pacific Northwest and is currently working on writing the next great American novel. You may visit her writing blog at http://charlene-amsden.com.
You shouldn’t have.
Ah, but Doug, you’re worth it.
Boyyyyyyyyy those don’t look like ANY carnations I’ve seen before! They are spectacular! They look ALMOST like the roses I was photographing the other day!
Well aren’t you so sweet to think of me!
Those are breathtaking!
thank you – they are gorgeous!
Oh my! You will have your work cut out for you to find the rich colors in your next home! But you’re an eagle eye photographer so we’re confident we will enjoy the journey as you wow us from Friday Harbor as well!
ROFL at you and Doug!
But those are stunning; absolutely amazing. Every photo you take makes me want to drop everything and head for an airport, you capture all the beauty so well.
Now if only they’d finally invent scratch-n-sniff monitors!! LOL
Pretty and perfect! Thank you for thinking about me.
I wish I had an orchid tree! All of them are stunningly beautiful!
Beautiful. They make me think of Easter dresses with sashes. My favorite flower is a spider mum.
Blast from the Past
Now those are great pictures of really beautiful flowers.
Beautiful! Thank you, Quilly!
My eyes keep flitting back to those stunning carnations.
You sure do have a steady hand. Even when I have the camera on my face, my hand still moves the camera. Darn!
The spider mum’s are to die for Quilly, and you captured the delicate nature of the orchid to perfection!
It’s good to see blossoms and flowers!
They recently cut the bushes and trees here – AFTER they just started blossoming….
They are some real winners here
Weel, thank you for such beauty for my early morning!!
Well, WELL, you notice it’s early morning…
Quilly, these are such gorgeous shots!!! WELL DONE!! Carnation is my Birth Flower… January.
Beautiful! I love carnations but rarely see them these days.
Those are beautiful