WHAT A STUNNING PICTURE... It's absolutely beautiful. I love it. The colors compliment each other! Thanks for sharing....yes May has finally arrived! You've encouraged me to go out and pick some lilacs from a bush in my north yard. :)
These are so lovely! Your photography is really amazing. I brought some lilacs in last week and the house smelled so heavenly. You've inspired me to cut some more for the weekend.
Mmmmmmmm... I love to bury my nose in a soft, fragrant bouquet of lilacs. And the colour... my favourite. Our lilacs are not ready yet, but we are that further north of you I suppose. :)
Absolutely gorgeous...My grandmother, whom I adored always talked of her lilacs when she lived in Kentucky. I've never lived where I could grow them...Just beautiful Willow... I don't know how I missed these yesterday...I love your new picture..your such a beautiful lady of Willow Manor :)
Tumbleweed, that Eliot line is very intriguing, isn't it? Maybe cruel in the sense that April is forcing the lilacs to bloom? I need to go back and read that poem again...
These lilacs, freshly cut from the manor today, are filling
WHAT A STUNNING PICTURE... It's absolutely beautiful. I love it. The colors compliment each other!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing....yes May has finally arrived! You've encouraged me to go out and pick some lilacs from a bush in my north yard. :)
Oh, yes do! They smell ever SO wonderful!
ReplyDeleteoh..what a lovely lilac!
ReplyDeletecan you imagine we're surrounded by flowers here in Spain but alas, I do miss lilac now and then..
Enjoy it!
Lovely pic!! I can almost imagine their fragrance--What a good way to celebrate May Day.
ReplyDeleteMan, you're prolific. I was only here a while ago and now another post!
I'd too pluck some lilac but ours don't bloom until August ..about the only thing that does then, actually!
Well...I wouldn't say I was prolific...just brought these inside and thought how appropriate they would be to share for May Day! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely! Your photography is really amazing. I brought some lilacs in last week and the house smelled so heavenly. You've inspired me to cut some more for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmmm... I love to bury my nose in a soft, fragrant bouquet of lilacs. And the colour... my favourite. Our lilacs are not ready yet, but we are that further north of you I suppose. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job, Ace Girl Photographer!
So pretty. I believe we are too far South for lilacs to grow here. They are beautiful. Wish there were some in my yard. That would be lovely.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I have a huge lilac bush in the garden but I am allergic to the smell. So I can only admire from the house :-)
ReplyDeletei've never understood that poem about "April is the cruellest month, breeding lilacs out of the dead land" ...what could be cruel about lilacs????
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous...My grandmother, whom I adored always talked of her lilacs when she lived in Kentucky. I've never lived where I could grow them...Just beautiful Willow...
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed these yesterday...I love your new picture..your such a beautiful lady of Willow Manor :)
Thank you, DeeDee! :D
ReplyDeleteTumbleweed, that Eliot line is very intriguing, isn't it? Maybe cruel in the sense that April is forcing the lilacs to bloom? I need to go back and read that poem again...
ReplyDeleteOh you have lilac! How heavenly.
ReplyDeleteOh lucky you! These are gorgeous. (I spent part of my day at a nursery with a friend and we were discussing the difficulties of growing lilacs...)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo.I can almost smell them!
How scrumptious! Just beautiful--ours are done for the year now, sadly.
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