Today is Pink Saturday where we are to show things that are PINK!
The weather has been nice here and my garden flowers think it's spring time!
The first thing I did today was go out in the garden and pick a fresh bouquet of PINK flowers for my kitchen counter
I have these flowers growing wild in one area of the yard. I have them in pink and purple. They are suppose to bloom from spring to summer but this past year I have had them all year long. This is a close of some of the plants. They seem to multiply like crazy. After the flower blooms it turns into a pea pod looking thing and it's full of seeds and it actually pops and spreads the seeds everywhere. On a hot day you can actually hear them pop!
I still have some PINK roses blooming today too
I love PINK Geraniums. This one is in a basket in my patio
Here is a cute Cup Cake Ornament with PINK frosting
This is a Cup Cake Magnet with PINK frosting. Both of these Cup Cakes I received in a PINK Christmas Swap this past Christmas
During our recent Cruise, I bought all our sweet little Grand Daughters one of these embroidered dresses. This one has lots of PINK
Here is a close up of the embroidery work
For more PINK Saturday posts, please go visit Beverly at How Sweet the Sound!
For more PINK Saturday posts, please go visit Beverly at How Sweet the Sound!
Those little dresses are adorable, you're a cool Grandma!
ReplyDeleteAdorable the little dresses.
ReplyDeleteHappy pink saturday!!!
Precious little dresses and lovely flowers, too! Did you say that you have astomeria (sp) growing in your yard??? That would be great to have because they last so long! Loved your pinkness.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
XO,
Sheila :-)
You have the most desirable garden! I like your granddaughter's dresses. Thanks for sharing. Happy Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty little dresses!
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have alstromeria growing. They are just gorgeous! I can't keep it - we're so dry and our soil is such tough clay.
Happy Pink Saturday, your flowers are beautiful. The apron you bought for your granddaughter is adorable. I hope you're having a super Pink Saturday. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteYou sure know how to make a girl cry...it was -10 when I got up this morning. It will be a long, long time before my gardens begin to bloom.
ReplyDeletePretty pinks!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
SPRING!!! OMG I want to be where you are.
ReplyDeleteI love the little dress. I bought one for Britt when she was just a little one. I think I still have it, she's 20 now.
HPS
Love Claudie
xo
anne, i love your flowers.. and the lil dresses too! thanks for sharing & have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHello Ann, It looks like spring has sprung already at your house!!! Pretty! The dresses you bought the girls on your cruise is darling! Would be fun to get them all together and take a picture! Have a wonderful weekend Ann!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Maryjane
Oh it is all so wonderful!! The flowers make me long for Spring! Happy Pink Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday, Ann. I've missed you.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to be able to get blooms from your garden now. I am so glad you share them with us. We do have camellias blooming.
Love the dresses. You need to get a group photo with all of them together in those pretty dresses.
My garden thinks it's spring too. And I say, "Great!". My roses are blooming like crazy. I liked your post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! My geraniums are blooming like crazy but I cut my roses back for winter. Those little dresses are wonderful!
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Robin
What sweet pinks. Happy Pink Saturday and have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous roses, absolutely precious dress!!
ReplyDeleteHello, I have just begun to visit your place ~ beautiful flowers and beautiful pages. I love your mosaics. I bought some supplies a year or so ago and have borrowed books from the library because I would love to try my hand at making a project. Recently I bought small wooden heart-shapes and letter beads to make for my granddaughters. I thought it would be a good starting place, but I still feel a little intimidated. I think I'll push myself to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pinks you have today!
ReplyDeleteOoo i love all that handiwork on the little sun dress! i bet she loves it (has she see it yet?)
ReplyDeleteLove the pink! I wish I could grow flowers like that. I have brown thumb.LOL
ReplyDeleteHappy pink Saturday.
Lorri
I have conflicting emotions right now! Do I feel happy for you that you've got flowers in JANUARY, or mad about it, since we are freezing our butts off?! HAHAHAHAAA!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you enjoying them! Happy Pink Saturday!
(It Could Be Worse!)
I LOVE the first flowers you pictured---I don't know their name--does it begin with an "A"? I know they always last a long time (in a vase of water) and they are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe little dress is wonderful--I'll be the girls were thrilled with their gifts!!
Hope you had a great PSat!! Dana
PS I added you to my blog list tonight--I never realized you had Green Acres after your name until I REALLY paid attention (I just thought of you as Annie Fannie-what a dufus I am!). I just know I have really appreciated getting to know you through our blogs!! dana
You really still do have beautiful flowers. I can't wait for my roses to bloom again this summer, I miss my rose garden. Happy pink Saturday. Oh and adorable dresses.
ReplyDeleteKathy
I'm jealous! It's 3 below right now and the snow is blowing sideways! Your bouquet is gorgeous! Your granddaughters will look adorable in those pretty little dresses! Happy Pink Saturday! ~ Robyn
ReplyDeleteAnne, The pink flower are so pretty..Oh how i long for Spring! It's 8 degrees here in Ohio & snowing..Brrrr.
ReplyDeleteThe embroidered dresses are adorable!
Have a lovely Sunday ~Mary~ :-}
Thank you for welcoming me to Pink Saturday. Your garden pictures are so lovely. Oh, to be in California still. I think it is supposed to snow here later today, and all of the flowers are long, long gone until at least March. Your pictures remind me of my how my Mother's gardens were in California.
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~Shari
Love the pink flowers and the embroidery is so cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gret collection of pretty pinks...your flowers are just fabulous...I can not wait until my garden starts to bloom....hurry up spring....
ReplyDeleteMo :-)
What pretty little dresses. Such fine detail!
ReplyDeleteOh Anne! I am so jealous of your beautiful flowers and the warm weather.you must be having. We're expecting a snow/ice storm Tuesday. Brrrr! Happy PS!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sheri~~Prim Rose Hill
Lucky you to have enough flowers blooming in your garden at this time of the year to make such a gorgeous bouquet! It looks beautiful! :-) And those dresses are super cute!
ReplyDeletePrecious little dresses and lovely flowers,
ReplyDeletehappy belated pink saturday! xoxo
Anne, I love your garden flowers in he middle of winter. The flowers you shared are a sweet sight to see. The little dress is so cute, perfect for a treasured granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week.
Hugs...Jeanne
Love all of your pinks! Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteI love the Mexican dresses for your granddaughters!
ReplyDeleteI'm late but enjoyed looking at all your pink treasures, I love those pretty girlie dresses. Your flowers are amazing..I always buy them at the supermarket, they last so long. How lovely you have them growing in your garden.
ReplyDeleteps..loved your blue Monday photos, Heaven on Earth!
Your flowers are all amazing and that little dress is so pretty.
ReplyDeletelisa
Sweet Ann, I can't believe you have all those flowers blooming in your garden. The landscape here is nothing but brown. ugh! Happy belated Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteHi Anne,
ReplyDeleteGlad you stopped by to say hi - it's nice to meet you!
I LOVE all of your beautiful flowers - I am so jealous! Here in Georgia winter has taken away all of the color to my yard. Can't wait for Spring!
The dresses are adorable - I love embroidery and these would look so precious on a little girl
Thanks for sharing!
Kymber