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They are so beautiful and perfect, they almost look fake. I adore these flowers. Too bad they don't last very long around here - they're a cool weather plant for us.
these always bring happy memories of my childhood. Thanks for the warm happy thoughts this morning! I can't grow them here, in hot northern California, but sure do miss those little guys
Oh I love those little pansies. :) Thanks for stopping by, I'm actually moving back to Seattle...Poulsbo to be exact. We'll be back there temporarily even though I wish it was permanent. I've admired your blog for a long time! -Allison
Did you hear me honking my car horn when I went by Sunday and Wednesday? I went to my sister's in Everett and we covered the quilt shop hop from the previous week--from Everett to Lynden and east to Monroe and Duval. We had a great time and found some wonderful shops!
Absolutely gorgeous colors! Stunning.
ReplyDeleteI love these too :)
ReplyDeleteSo, so beautiful - makes my heart pitter patter!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Lurline♥
Cute! I think purple and yellow are a wonderful combo. Would look nice in a quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love Johnny Jump Ups... for the longest time I have been the only one around here that call them that. DH calls them mini pansies....
ReplyDeleteI love JJUs!
ReplyDeleteHow a cute name "Johnny Jump Ups"!...I never knew its name before!
ReplyDeleteI love johnny jump ups, they remind me of my childhood. Thanks for sharing this picture today!
ReplyDeleteI didn’t know they were called that way. I love it and the flowers too!
ReplyDeleteWe call them akkerviooltjes (field violets).
Great colors for a quilt!
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful and perfect, they almost look fake. I adore these flowers. Too bad they don't last very long around here - they're a cool weather plant for us.
ReplyDeleteViola's here, but I like your name better. Must grow some when spring comes, such a pretty flower.
ReplyDeleteI love Johnny Jump Ups, too! They look so cheery.
ReplyDeleteI love johnny-jump ups. I also love their other name, heartsease.
ReplyDeleteI love these!
ReplyDeletethese always bring happy memories of my childhood. Thanks for the warm happy thoughts this morning! I can't grow them here, in hot northern California, but sure do miss those little guys
ReplyDeletelove those. Here in Florida these bloom around October time frame.
ReplyDeleteThese are some of my favorite flowers!! Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteOh I love those little pansies. :) Thanks for stopping by, I'm actually moving back to Seattle...Poulsbo to be exact. We'll be back there temporarily even though I wish it was permanent. I've admired your blog for a long time! -Allison
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!! One of my favorite flowers!
ReplyDeleteAwwww, now that just made me smile...Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDid you hear me honking my car horn when I went by Sunday and Wednesday? I went to my sister's in Everett and we covered the quilt shop hop from the previous week--from Everett to Lynden and east to Monroe and Duval. We had a great time and found some wonderful shops!
i love johny jump ups!! i miss them, just realized that we don't have any this year.where did they all go? :(
ReplyDeleteThese photos are good. I think Johnny Jump Ups is a funny but cute name.
ReplyDeletei love johnny jump ups. i used to pick them all the time when i was a kid. :)
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