Wednesday, March 10, 2010

" Spring Sampling"

Here is just a sampling of Spring from Half Moon Bay, California.  I needed some flowers for my front flower bed.  I thought I would not only buy flowers but take a nice drive down the coast to a favorite nursery of mine in Half Moon Bay with my Hubby. Here are just a few of the beauties we saw. The picture of the cart is what I took home to plant. I also got some fresh cut flowers to put in a couple of vases at home . I love fresh flowers, don't you?






Hope you enjoyed just a small sampling of all the beautiful flowers I got to see in Half Moon Bay. Time with my Hubby, Ocean and Flowers! It doesn't get much better than this.

"Enjoy the Process" Of: Finding your own Spring Samplings

Kathysue

19 comments:

  1. Oh so pretty! Yesterday was near 70 here and it FINALLY felt like Spring is coming. YAY!
    xoxo Pattie

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  2. I am so jealous, we are slowly sliding into winter here and I am not looking forward to it. I am so over cold weather! Enjoy your spring...love the flowers and maybe if I follow along I can enjoy your summer with you and for a few moments each night pretend i am not freezing.

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  3. That sounds really wonderful, and the pics are just gorgeous! We still have snow, it's depressing.
    Cindy

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  4. I cannot wait till it is time to start planting around here. Those are great photos.

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  5. those daffodils with the cabbage look so pretty. I'm getting spring fever too!

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  6. ... I can't take it ...

    uh hum ... it's the midwest ... we're gittn' there!

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  7. You are one lucky lady Kathysue! I could smell the flowers just by looking at your photos. Tres magnifique!
    Hugs~
    T

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  8. I just finished a post for tomorrow about spring flowers too, I think we really need them this year and can hardly wait to get digging. Happy Planting!

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  9. I love that last picture...the colors, the textures, the cabbage thing...what is that? I am more than ready for something to bloom here. It is in the 60's today (although we will still get another snow more than likely) so I'm enjoying the moment!

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  10. Kathysue, I didn't realize you are in my "neck of the woods!" I'm actually going over the hill to HMB today for flowers. My every three months trek to HMB Nursery on 92 and then to Nurseryman's Exchange. We should meet up sometime for coffee! Hope you are enjoying the nice weather and planting your flowers.

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  11. My email is public on my blog, so I get a lot of email from followers who don't want to leave comments on the blog. My computer won't let me email other bloggers from their profile either. Weird. So anyway, since it is already public, here is my email: deloresarabian@hotmail.com.
    Original huh?

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  12. Hi Kathysue! Beautiful spring flowers! I love the arrangement in your green pitcher! No spring here! Well...we do have a few buds, but it will be the norm if we have one last freeze and they all get killed! :-( Sooo...I enjoyed your little peek at some colorful flowers! Happy week!...hugs...Debbie

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  13. Hi Kathysue! I just love all these flowers, so pretty. Things are starting to bud and bloom here, the wildflowers should be grand this year from all the rain - I can't wait! Love, love, love that green pitcher. Hugs, Kat

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  14. What a lovely way to spend a day!
    Your flowers are beautiful!
    ~xo

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  15. Ooooh! The flowers are beautiful, KathySue! And I am imagining the oceanside and I know how breathtaking it is. No, it does not get any better than that...Christine

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  16. Hi Kathysue-
    SO nice to meet you, I'm glad you stopped by my blog! I just love up norh! Haven't been since we started our family 7 years ago but I'm itching to take a drive! The flowers are gorgeous, thanks for sharing!
    Have a great day-
    Kristin

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  17. Seeing that cart filled with flowers really gets me excited! I won't be doing that until Mothers day weekend, its the safe time to plant in my zone 5.

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I would love to hear from you, Kathysue