Showing posts with label Childrens paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Childrens paintings. Show all posts

Friday, 20 June 2008

What do children paint, when...

their parents and the grand parents are green fingered?




The day begins when liquid gold is shimmering and mingling within the still shadowy garden.






I wish I had a painted garden
Where the sun spreads golden glitter over rouge and over bleu
Where the clouds drift over rainbows, and the stars are silver raindrops
When the fairies and the goblins, danse le pas de deux.
Copyright T.S.




A hill full of flowers...






Sunshine....a flower....a bee and a heart who wants more ...




"Fairy Bells", winter pleasure, the blushed flowers of an Aloe.





My Island in the sun.




A species of purple Tibouchina. The whole shrub is a purple pyramid, the flowers picked out with starry white anthers.




Dark purple Salvia flowers through winter into spring. It grows tall and is easily propagated from cuttings. This is a plant that grows well in the subtropics.


When F. was three she made me a painting. When I asked her what did you paint. She said, I painted your garden.



Delicate blushers....





The imagination of F. says flowers and insects...




Believe it or not: Never eat the first strawberry....throw it where the birds will get it.




Organic tip of the week:


Recycle paper and cardboard.
That 12,000 tonnes of recycled cardboard and paper could potentially save:
more than 150,000 trees;
more than 4,000 litres of oil;
almost 50,000 cubic metres of landfill;
more than 380 mega litres of water;
almost 50,000 megawatt hours of electricity.
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All photos T.S.
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