Clematis montana. Image: Su Leslie
Being efficient today, I’m bringing you two-for-one. Jude’s monthly Life in Colour project is all about pink this month. A perfect excuse for a pink-themed Friday Flowers post.
Hydrangea. Image: Su Leslie
Moth plant, Araujia sericifera. Image: Su Leslie
Hibiscus. Image: Su Leslie
Once again, I’m taking inspiration from Tracy (at Reflections of an Untidy Mind), and bringing you some music as well.
I love this lock-down version of Don’t Dream it’s Over with the new Crowded House line-up — and not just for bassist Nick Seymour in his pyjamas.
Zimmerbitch 
Nice jamas 🙂 🙂
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Hehe.
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Gorgeous colours Su.
Leslie xoxo
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Thanks Leslie
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I most definitely feel in the pink! Beautiful photos, Su.
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Thank you Lois
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All gorgeous
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🙂
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😎
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I love the Montana, we’ve had a couple, and my goodness, do they spread?!
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Don’t they! This one is my neighbour’s and I have to keep snipping away at it to protect my fruit trees. But I do love having the flowers decorating my fence.
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Beautiful pinks and I still desire that hydrangea! Love the twisty hibiscus shot.
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Will try to remember and ask the step-ma if she remembers what variety it is.
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Please do!
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Fabulous photos and a great song to go with them 🙂 🙂
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Thanks Brian; I’m glad you like it too
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Well, I’ve scrolled up and down a number of times and can’t decide which I like best. I like them all. 🙂 Thanks for sharing the beauty.
janet
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No need to choose!
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😁. I know.
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Thank you for the flowers and the shout-out, Su. You picked one of my favourite songs.
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I’m glad you like it too Tracy
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No idea where you are right now .. No matter ..
At some stage do let me know the identity of that truly glorious blossom at the very top of the list, please, Su ?
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Just out of my sick-bed 😦 and hoping to be fully better by the time I leave on the roadie.
I’m wondering if the captions aren’t visible on the post. I can see them; but with WP that means nothing. The top flower is my neighbour’s clematis.
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It is simply DIVINE ! Be well.
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Thanks M-R
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Some of my daddy’s favorite flowers, Su. Fun fact: my oldest son when he was a baby (now 27) would only fall asleep to the original version of this song. Thankfully, I love it so I was happy to hear it on repeat.
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That is such a lovely story. For my son it was the Counting Crows album, August and Everything After. We went to a Counting Crows gig when I was pregnant, and I wondered if that influenced him.
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I love Counting Crows. I’m sure he was rocking out in his own little world!
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I love the angle of the first flower and the song was a classic I always enjoy! Filmed great too!
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Thank you. I’ve really enjoyed how artists have responded creatively to being locked-down
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Well done! I love your pink flowers, Su.
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Thanks Peter
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The flowers look fabulous and such vibrant shades of pink. The picture of hibiscus is my favorite..what a perfect shot!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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A very beautiful spring flower gallery, Su!
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Such lovely shades.
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🙏
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