Garden Photos Part 38

front of bed with three different sedums. the variegated sedum bloom is not very showy.

first pictures with new camera
close ups are hard when camera is small and sensetive to the least movement.


geraniums

no picture dunno what happened

sorry folks I gotta keep trying until I figure out whats wrong
one more

nastuers
Thats it I'm out til I figure out whats wrong

one more time
OO KKK
I had saved the image in Microsoft photo editer. Have to change all to Photoshop

mums

geranium

coleus container

nastuers

impatiens

sorry about the doubles. I was freaked out.

Thats OK, they are lovely enough to look at twice! ^_^

thanks for seeing me thru the learning curve Pixie

Deb, here's your blueberry. be careful what you wish for LOL. My total harvest this year. I planted 2 each of 3 varieties of blueberry. So it will be at least a year or two before I have any real berries to speak of.

Welcome!

Allison your mum's, asters, toad L. & coleus are beautiful! Love the decorations too! DH & I use to decorate when we were younger ..actually right up until his injury we did. Do you and Randy dress up too? I do almost every year for the Grandchildren but not the scary stuff anymore. I keep it less gory due to the DGC but this is Brian & I a few years ago. It's hard to believe he's blonde!!

this poor rose was totally defoliated with black spot, but it blooms on

'Sweet Sunblaze'

JoAnn, I love your birches. they are a great subject.
Karen, really like your drawing. So different from what I do.
Victor, loving your friends.
I'm enjoying the pics of other folks mums. I don't have any and I look at my front yard...it's in desperate need of fall color.
pix, I love that shot. If we ever get to meet Brian we sure won't recognize him from that LOL

Here's a watercolor I did in a fellow student's back yard when I was taking way too many art classes in college for a computer science major

there are so many talented artists here. it doesn't surprise me that artists love gardening, though.

this is a sunset in the Adirondack Mountains

last one...this one is now framed and hanging over my fireplace

back to the garden...

making a comeback, 'My Wild Irish Rose'

'Joasine Hanet'

'Well Being'

'Millie Walters' - a mini

'Cinderella Fairy Tale'

A bud on my ornamental okra. I swear they only bloom when I'm not looking.

Ohhh Jan I LOVE that Cinderella!

You could certainly do a series of your rose photos in watercolor---your other pictures are lovely---so are the roses! Allison, loved all the coleus---it is so varied, & still looks great this time of year. Jo Ann, your flowers still look good--like the coppery mums--Victor--cutie frog in the yard---much nicer than my mutant toad. Bill, I envy the sunflowers--mine dried up a month ago. Here is nicotiana Tinkerbell---once you plant it, you can't get rid of it!

Nice paintings for a computer major

I'm impressed with anyone with artistic talents, my talent is limited to stick figures and I could probably handle a color by number. :)

robin you can thank the squirrels - they ate the first batch i planted - these are from the second batch protected by a little bottle of coyote urine.

Pixie I TRY to get him to dress up every year.... and every year he doesn't want to.... going to try again this year

:)

Jan, congrats on your blueberry! You certainly made me laugh, but sorry that was your entire harvest :(
Great paintings too.

Jan sorry about the blueberry crop or lack there of. However, that 'Wild Irish Rose ' is stunning, and the rest are beautiful.

Good luck Allison!!
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Beautiful roses, Jan. The painting is very nice. I also like the minimalist blueberry piece! Here is a torenia from the back.

That's so cool.
Well I'm finally at the right place and right thread to send my artwork. I did this large pastel last summer.

Here's an oldie.

Watercolor-Venice.

I was a ceramic tile muralist for 15 years.

Beautiful, booj. What type of paint is used on the tiles?? Here is another castor shot.

Dawn redwood bark.

The frog waspainted with underglazes before the clear glaze was applied.