While I patiently wait for the Calendula’s, Marigold’s, Hollyhocks, Sweet asylum’s, Cineraria, Sweet peas, Ageratums, Poppy’s, Salvia’s, Dahlia’s, n more such…winter seasonal flowers to blossom, these cheer-y monkey-faced Viola / Pansies have been popping and blooming in our garden since the last one week or so, providing me with many a ‘SAY CHEESE’ moment to capture and share here in my blog this week.
Now, check this out…..
The moment, I SAY ‘CHEESE’ to my Viola Floral Smiley’s……Here’s what happens…..JJJJJ…….
The moment, I SAY ‘CHEESE’ to my Viola Floral Smiley’s……Here’s what happens…..JJJJJ…….
I receive SMILES GALORE!
Smile Along ...as you Enjoy the Pictures!
12 comments:
They are just gorgeous. The colors are so bright and cheerful. The antique colors are wonderful on some of them.
Hi Hocking Hills Gardener...
I concur the antique colours do look wonderful. Thx for appreciating. These are so huge that I had to hold them upright with my hands to get a decent shot. Glad you found them Gorgeous.
Hey, you are right! These do look like monkey faces on the flowers but they are gorgeous.
Each bloom with it's own unique smile! Some are upside down or sideways ... mine when eyeing your beautiful photos is wide and deep. What lovely variety and markings. Such sweet faces of spring you share with us today... sorry I am so late in commenting. I enjoyed my visit very much! ;>) Carol
How lucky that you are greeted by the smiling Pansies while waiting for all the beauties in your list to bloom.
I remember reading somewhere that Pansy word comes from 'pensive', which means thoughtful, but the expression on these flowers looks more like carefree and happy, and yours in particular look happier:-))))
Pansies are definitely the most cheerful blooms!
And I did enjoy the pictures ;-)
Cheers
Alice
aka Bay Area Tendrils Garden Travel
(connecting on Blotanical... glad to find you there)
Pansies have always been among my favorite. They are an old-fashioned flower that bring memories of Grandmother and happy childhood days. It is interesting to see that you plant many of the same flowers I do. Here in the southeastern USA pansies can be planted now and will bloom probably till May when the hotter weather comes.
Hi Autumn Belle, Thank You for stopping by :):)
Hi Carol, I can well imagine your wide and deep smile while you were here appreciating and leaving kind words behind. Thx a ton with ;):) ** a special lopsided sweet smile ** :):)
Hi Green Thumb, Thx for sharing that little pc of info here with me. I find them extremely cheerful and gosh they are inspiring with the range of colours n shading on them...You are rt... they appear carefree :))
Hi Bay Area Tendrils.... Thx for the connect. Its awlays a pleasure to spread cheer and yeh be appreciated for all your efforts with lovely comments.
Hi Debsgarden, Thx for sharing that pc of info and stopping by. Pansies are indeed cheerful.
These are all so gorgeous..like a flower reflection..all unique.Lovely! gorgeous pics!
Kiki~
Thx a ton Kikki..... I am glad you founc the pictures Lovely. Gosh...I am tempted to add more pictures here as more n more Panzies in deeper shades of Maroon n reds have been blossoming. They are Gorgeous in vivid colours n unique shadings.
Lovely, lovely, lovely! The first one would be my favorite, but they all are gorgeous! In Russia, they are called Aniutiny Glazki (Aniuta's Eyes. Aniuta is a girl's name). Thank you! You made me smile!
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