Missing peonies, especially when I see a photo like this. We lived in Indiana 35 years and enjoyed the peonies, but they don’t do as well in Alabama, where we live now. Beautiful!
Pretty flower.
So beautiful, Lori…….you obviously have many talents!
We’ve a front garden filled with Peonies–was told they will not grow here–they must have been mistaken.
I had that type of Peony in pink while living in Indiana. I moved to Texas 5 years ago and brought bushes with me. I didn’t know that they wouldn’t bloom here. We had such a cold Spring here. They bloomed…..who knew? Love your picture.
A favorite of mine. Do wish they lasted longer; much longer.
Oh, beautiful. I wish I had those! (Not enough sun in the woods, in the mountains) 🙂
My Chicagoland peonies didn;t make it to south GA either.. We had a “hedge” of them about 40 feet long…heavenly!..all colors.Thanks Lori.. love the sight of it!
My mother had peonies in northern WI. I love then. However the trade off for living in a mild climate in Southern CA is worth it. Palm trees, succulents citrus and roses, all year.
Beautiful…. I love white peonies!
Beautiful! I have two just like it!
So pretty and peaceful!
My grandmother grew a glorious dark red peony here in Tasmania when I was a small child. (Many moons ago!) She was so proud of it and tended it with such loving care as we lived in quite a cold place at the time. Even as a little girl, I appreciated their beauty and have yet to see another of such a beautiful red. This one is so beautiful, too.
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Lori Kennedy
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aa-aa-hh, beautiful!
Lovely
Missing peonies, especially when I see a photo like this. We lived in Indiana 35 years and enjoyed the peonies, but they don’t do as well in Alabama, where we live now. Beautiful!
Pretty flower.
So beautiful, Lori…….you obviously have many talents!
We’ve a front garden filled with Peonies–was told they will not grow here–they must have been mistaken.
I had that type of Peony in pink while living in Indiana. I moved to Texas 5 years ago and brought bushes with me. I didn’t know that they wouldn’t bloom here. We had such a cold Spring here. They bloomed…..who knew? Love your picture.
A favorite of mine. Do wish they lasted longer; much longer.
Oh, beautiful. I wish I had those! (Not enough sun in the woods, in the mountains) 🙂
My Chicagoland peonies didn;t make it to south GA either.. We had a “hedge” of them about 40 feet long…heavenly!..all colors.Thanks Lori.. love the sight of it!
My mother had peonies in northern WI. I love then. However the trade off for living in a mild climate in Southern CA is worth it. Palm trees, succulents citrus and roses, all year.
Beautiful…. I love white peonies!
Beautiful! I have two just like it!
So pretty and peaceful!
My grandmother grew a glorious dark red peony here in Tasmania when I was a small child. (Many moons ago!) She was so proud of it and tended it with such loving care as we lived in quite a cold place at the time. Even as a little girl, I appreciated their beauty and have yet to see another of such a beautiful red. This one is so beautiful, too.