A glimpse of our afternoon.....
A bare Southern Catalpa Tree
Close-up of a Chinese Toon Tree
Chinese Toon tree reaching into the sky
Not sure what this unusual pink perennial plant is. Anyone know?
Not sure what this is either, except that it caught my eye from several yards away. (Approx. 8-10 in.)
A lone hydrangea bloom basking in the sunlight
Virginia Creeper making a colorful statement
Just interesting
A small waterfall located in a shade garden.
Pennies from heaven?
If this column sparks inspiration, feel free to grab the "Weekend Journal" graphic to start writing your own weekend journal entries on your blog. Who knows who may be interested in some of your wild weekend adventures (I would, I would!), but it would also be a great memoir for yourself!
11 comments:
it's still a lot greener there (SC) than here (IL).
nice pics
Your pictures take me there. My wife would have loved your trip. All those flowers, trees and foliage are right up her alley. Wish we were having your weather too.
i don't know what that big green thing is, but i hope it's not the result of the jolly green giant having some kind of horrible accident.
That hydrangea is so pink. Is the green thing some kind of squash/pumpkin thingy?
At first I thought it was a giant odd-shaped zucchini, but I think Nonnie's explanation might fit better!
NM...and I didn't even touch it up. That was the actual color.
Smashing walkies, but still no Tootsie. Why not? Excuses in writng only!
I'm fairly sure the big green fruit is what we in britlnd would call a cucumber, that has been allowed to develop too much, thus the swollen end. Normally cut and eaten when regular tubular shape
Dave...she was home with the sniffles. I'll make sure she comes along next time! You're probably right about cuke. Never crossed my mind since it was so odd looking.
Ohhhh! Lovely pictures! :)
I didn't know Clemson had a botanical garden. Thanks for sharing! :)
ugh, beautiful!!!!
i LOVE hydrangeas. they are my favorite. except they last like one hour once picked.
Gorgeous pics, Yang!
I love the Virginia creeper...
fantastic images YnBs...graet job. looks as though you had a wonderful time. the first image is spectacular!
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