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Category Archives: flowers
Smiler #midnighthaiku
Posted in flowers, Photography, Poetry
Tagged #midnighthaiku, haiku, NaPoWriMo, pansy, smile, Spring
5 Comments
Bound
The long stems of the periwinkle, vinca major, were used to make garlands and their Latin name comes from vincio, ‘to bind’. Periwinkles have been used medicinally for centuries, principally for its astringent qualities and to help stop bleeding. It … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, History, Photography, Poetry
Tagged haiku, herbal, love potion, philtre
14 Comments
Flirt
You know spring is on her way when the violets start to bloom. If you are lucky enough to have a patch of sweet violets, you may catch their perfume on the breeze. The fragrance of viola odorata has been … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, Mythology, Photography, Poetry
Tagged aphrodisiac, greek myth, haiku, love, violets
31 Comments
Haws
The haw is the fruit of the hawthorn tree. The name comes from the Old English word for hedge and the thorn is an integral part of our hedgerows still today, making an impenetrable and thorny barrier to keep livestock … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, History, Mythology, Photography, Poetry
Tagged Glastonbury, haiku, Holy Thorn, Joseph of Arimathea, legend, tradition
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Pulmonaria
According to the two thousand year old Doctrine of Signatures, medicinal plants were thought to resemble the area of the body for which they would be useful. Later Christian writers agreed with the idea, thinking that God would have wanted … Continue reading
Amethyst and honey
I can barely believe that it is almost a week since I left home for the north. Time seems to be flying by at present and leaving me behind. I had been chomping at the proverbial bit to get away, … Continue reading
First, catch your fish…
I spent all morning in the garden. We have another dodgy looking fish. After losing Round Fish recently, I am keeping a close eye on the pond and spent a fair amount of the morning dangling over its rails, trying … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, fish, flowers, Life, Photography, Rose
Tagged ambition, desire, dream, goal, out of reach
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