October 3, 2013

And What a Wonderful World It Is




If you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for a moment.
Georgia O'Keeffe


*garlic chive blossom*

12 comments:

  1. What a sweet little blossom,,, and I think Georgia nailed it.

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  2. The simple moments that bring so much meaning to life! Beautiful!

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  3. It is those worlds within the white blooms that have me so enamored with garlic chives. I understand they are used in a lot of Chinese dishes but hardly ever cut mine for cooking, frankly. I just like the way they look and for me, along with their heat tolerance and deer resistance? That is certainly enough.

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  4. Pretty flowers.....and I can only imagine the flavor it might add to a dip or soup....or.......:)

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  5. Makes me even more hacked off that my garlic chive seedlings all died off this year, they really are beautiful flowers, and the taste of the leaves is wonderful too. Gorgeous photo.

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  6. A person who appreciates the truly simple things in life is nearly always content. He/she also realizes that simple things are actually the most endearing and spectacular of all. Beautiful image and quote, Cat!

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  7. I love the art of Georgia O'Keeffe so it would stand to reason that I would appreciate what she has to say. Great photo, love the thought you had to share.

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  8. I hope this means you're feeling a bit better. :) Love Georgia O'Keefe and your photo is perfect.

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  9. Garlic chives and wild garlic flowers have the most beautiful clarity and deserve to be looked at closely.

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  10. Gorgeous image and quotation. When I think of Georgia O'Keeffe, I think of flowers. Who knew a garlic blossom could be so lovely?

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