The little ash, so colorful ten days ago, is now bare.
The catalpa leaves were still green a week ago. Now, brown or gone.
We still have a few roses, though. This is "Simplicity." (Yes, I am that kind of guy.)
There are still a few snapdragons and dianthus bordering the walks.
The cherry's flaming glory has died down to a few "embers."
But the Bradford pear is quite gaudy!
The catalpa leaves were still green a week ago. Now, brown or gone.
We still have a few roses, though. This is "Simplicity." (Yes, I am that kind of guy.)
There are still a few snapdragons and dianthus bordering the walks.
The cherry's flaming glory has died down to a few "embers."
But the Bradford pear is quite gaudy!Somehow I think that the colors will soon be all white, blue and shades of gray.
4 comments:
Ah, but how radiant it was while it lasted!
Indeed, Jim. Was it JWRiley who said, "ain't God good to Indiana?"
Like you, I still have a few flowers hanging on! I admire their tenacity in the cold we've had recently. They were given a few warm days and some sunshine these past few days as their reward.
Lin, I say bless the little snapdragons that plant themselves each year, for they hold winter back just a bit!
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