#fairy flowers

[silvaris]

Foxgloves in the forest by Jotamy

[lunargrav3]

𝑭𝒐𝒙𝒈𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 . . .

[oliviarosaline]

Sharp-lobed Hepatica

Hepatica acutiloba

These gorgeous spring ephemerals are usually found in woods with rich, somewhat alkaline, well drained-soils across eastern North America. Their flowers can vary in color and petal count. The hepatica plants pictured were growing on wooded hillsides featuring dolomite rock outcrops.

March 30th, 2023

St. Francois County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[cosmicfaeriewitch]

Pansy flowers have so much faerie energy!! 💛💜🧚‍♀️🍃✨

[samirafee]

#FAIRIES💖🌸🌿✨✨✨

@samirafee

[aramisdream]

Personal work in watercolor media.

Just because I miss traditional art :3

https://www.deviantart.com/aramisdream/art/Cotton-Fairy-1050877799

[lazyumbreon]

by @lazyumbreon

[tinyshe]

Garden Report & Frugal Living 24.05.25

The weather has been about as predictable as my vigor and agility. Some days I garden from the window, moaning about why do all the limbs that need to be trimmed are the only ones with an abundance of fruit? where did that plant come from (did I really plant that there?!!). Getting actively passionate about the rodents not only digging up the beans and sweet peas but literally throwing them almost a meter away from where I had planted them. Then getting sidetracked with the wonders of the rhododendrons that are blooming overhead or the wondrous green hazel leaves creating a dancing dapple shade... so much to do.

I need to be out in the grow boxes but limited on my part. Staying closer to the house, I have to be content with creating a couple of window boxes. One is full of overly gaudy and bright flowers and the other dainty fairy like blooms. I still have some veg starts to lay in. I need some help with sawing brush piles and beating back bamboo and vinca periwinkles that are a raging horde.

The hens are outraged that I won't let them out every time I appear for a moment outside. There is just too much chaos with the neighbors and their animals to let me feel they are safe unattended. More than once I have had to rescue a frightened hen due to the neighbors and their dog. Not being a trusting person of other's abilities/ lack of doing the right thing, it is too much stress letting the hens run about. I am contemplating Escallonia shrubs for a hedge barrier. Wonderful for bees and birds, evergreen which unfortunately the rodents like to live under unless trimmed up which defeats the properties of a dense ground to sky thicket like hedge. But then, that is just more things to tend and trim.

The cherry plums are almost ready. If we could get a couple of warm days, we'd be in them. The nettles are not as thick as last year. The shade has gotten deeper over their bed so they are not as robust. Its might be time to lift them and move to another space.

Got some recycled cinder blocks and considering making a tower of sorts ... a nest for my poor little crambe who is languishing away in an inadequate plastic pot .... sorry and neglect amoung the Chinese chives! But with all the roly poly pill/sow bugs to eat soil matters and plants from the bottoms up, its a matter not only of aesthetically pleasing but easy lift and replenish as the soil that magically gets digested away in a million little tummies. Sun is also a must which is at a premium in the garden. News flash: Black salsify, also known as oyster root, viper's herb, Spanish salsify, or a serpent root (formerly known as Scorzonera hispanica) that I planted long ago (like years!) is so robust and may bloom! This is exciting as that it has struggled for years. I let a burdock root take hold in the same pot last year and it must have stimulated it. I wish my camera worked! It is so exciting to me and I wish I could share the joy through pictures!

So my frugal tip is again garden bound ... I really hope I haven't told you about this (I think about things too much then get lost in the 'did I say that out loud already?'). Anyway, for deeper watering needs/ prevent water run off cut the bottom out of juice/water bottles jugs (plastic), dig hole and bury with just a little lip showing. Water through filling the home made root funnel. You can fill with small stones/pebbles or glass bauble blobs from florist/craft store if you don't like the open pit look or even scallop/ lace cut the funnels for a more decorative frill.

Garden on my friends, whether its from the grow box, window box, little pot, counter top sprouts or your imagination in a dream, get out there and enjoy it.

[hyunsvngs]

j-juno??? ff mc and Felix and the matching earrings???? 😭😭😭 pLEASE THIS IS PROBABLY GONNA STICK WITH ME ALL DAY, HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO FOCUS IN CLASS NOW I absolutely love it, friendship bracelets and all that too

-🍵💌

OH YEAH DEIFNITELY FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS. i can’t remember if i included this in the fic but they keep everything they give eachother. they press the flowers to keep them, felix has a little scrapbook full of pictures of them two and their little adventures. mc was so oblivious i miss that bitch

♡ juno

[crazyskirtlady]

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[silvaris]

Early Summer in Emmett's Garden by Max Letek

[caats]

[oliviarosaline]

Yellow Corydalis

Corydalis flavula

March 31st, 2023

Wildwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[maviyenot]

[kawaiisweet]