But I haven't done that yet, so you'll just have to take these photos and multiply them by about ten in your head.
You DO remember how to multiply, don't you?
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
It's That Time Again
Lilac time, that is. Sometime I might actually take the time to try to photograph every lilac bush on our property. There are a LOT, and the pictures I take of one or two don't really convey how the lilacs seem to be around every corner this time of year. And the scent is pervasive everywhere I go.
But I haven't done that yet, so you'll just have to take these photos and multiply them by about ten in your head.
You DO remember how to multiply, don't you?
But I haven't done that yet, so you'll just have to take these photos and multiply them by about ten in your head.
You DO remember how to multiply, don't you?
How beautiful! I love to see the lilac bushes blooming in Spring.
ReplyDeleteThe lilacs are blooming out here in California, too. I love 'em, along with the wisteria, roses, fiddlenecks, popcorn flowers, poppies, owl clover, fairy lanterns, lupine, baby blue eyes . . . well, you get the idea.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy 'em while you got 'em!
Ah, this is my favorite time of year. I'm so irritated by this cold and stuffy nose - I can't smell my lilacs!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ....times 10....bet it smells heavenly there. Beth
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another smelly plant ,times 10
OOOO, can't stand lilacs. I don't like any flower with a strong fragrance. Strong smells always give me headaches. I'll enjoy them from afar, they are lovely.
ReplyDeleteMy jealousy is at an all time high.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS.
*sigh* I love lilacs. They are my very favorite flower. Enjoy the fragrance for all of us lilac-deprived readers (except Chiot's Run).
ReplyDeleteSomehow, our next door neighbor's lilacs seem to bloom before ours every year. They're lovely; I just pretend the scent is coming from the bush next to my deck.
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