When the ditch lilies thinned, I brought the hanging pot of calibrachoa to the front garden. It provides some color in the sea of green and is appropriately named "Confetti."
Join Mary at Little Red House for more mosaics. And, if you've never played along or made a mosaic, feel free to ask, there are many wonderful programs. This week, I used two: Photoscape and PicMonkey.
A wonderful week to you...
Wonderful colorful blooms!
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong for me to covet your beautiful flowers when it's all I can do to keep the grass alive? ;-)
ReplyDeleteMargaret
Vee, this is so beautiful, it could be a painting. I really need to practice making a mosaic. I can't seem to get beyond three or four photos on PicMonkey. xo
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous blooms in your garden!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty...especially since we are now in the 100 plus and everything looks dead
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms! Almost everything died here this summer because of the heat. Constant watering didn't help.
ReplyDeleteYour blooms are lovely Vee. Here at this temporary home, we have butterfly bushes and Dahlias blooming.
ReplyDeleteWOw what a beautiful mosaic- your colourful flowers are amazing, Vee!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Vee!
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday!
Beautiful, it could be a post card!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely flowers, nicely arranged.
ReplyDeleteOh so beautiful. God sure loves bright colors, doesn't He?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm off to check on some more!
I think that's one of the prettiest mosaics you've ever made! I love all of the colors!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent collage!! Wonderful colors!! Have a grand week! Cathy
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty mosaic! Beautiful bloomers indeed. Have a great week! Blessings, Pam
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers blooming at your place Vee, and I like the style of the mosaic.
ReplyDeleteJudith
Goodness gracious! I know it's all been said but I will again "GORGEOUS"! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous July blooms! Your yard looks like a very happy place. =) Happy Monday Vee!
ReplyDeleteYour mosaic is so colorful and pretty. Hope you have a nice week!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! So cheerful! So mosaicly you! :D
ReplyDeleteThat mosaic just shouts SUMMER!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it - all that riotous colour and beautiful floral display. Bring it on!
glorious colour. What a delight to behold! have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is a riot of colour these days. What a cheerful mosaic!
ReplyDeleteSo many colors in your garden. I love the variety of morning glories, panseys, daylilies and so many other flowers.
ReplyDeleteYael from Home Garden Diggers
Hi Vee,
ReplyDeleteWonderful mosaic and filled with so many pretty colors. Lots of fantastic blooms at your place.
I love flowers ~ what a beautiful mosaic! I know how long it takes to create a mosaic with just 4 or 5 pictures so I want you to know how much I appreciate the time you took to create and share this one.
ReplyDeleteWOW! WOW! WOW!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing mosaic, of your lovely, lovely, lovely flowers. Just beeeeeeeautful. Gracious! That hassssss to be on a note card. :-)
Gentle hugs...
"The fairy queen wore velvet cloaks of pansy purple in spring,
with a petticoat of late yellow trumpet Daffodil."
Beautiful blooms in July. A happy photo. : )
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteLove what's blooming in your garden!
Deanna
This mosiac is as lovely as a flower shop, Vee! If only I could smell all those flowers through the screen ;)
ReplyDelete'A riot of colour' is right! Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat are ditch lilies?
Hi Vee,
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty mosaic. I still have not made a mosaic yet. I keep saying I am going to try one. One day I just might surprise myself and actually make one :)
Have a sweet day and hugs, Elizabeth
I love that!
ReplyDeleteHi Vee,
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a great mosaic!! I really love the Calibrachoa, or "Confetti" flowers; they're sooo pretty. I don't know if I've ever seen those before.
When you say "ditch lilies", do you mean the common orange daylilies? I think that's so cute; my MIL calls them railroad lilies because you often see them growing alongside railroad tracks (and ditches) here in NC. Some people think they're a nuisance, but I love them.
Thanks for sharing and have a great week!
Denise at Forest Manor
Beautiful and colorful..I love making mosaics and find photoscape.org the easiest of ways.
ReplyDeletehugs, bj
I like the mosaic you put here all the blooming flowers in July. I like to make that too for my flowers here too. Thanks for the visit I do appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteKim,USA
Vee your mosaic is so lovely, bright and cheery. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms!
ReplyDeleteI've tried to get better at mosaics. I'm still sort of duncey about them. I don't know why, but I regularly cut the very part I wanted to highlight right out of the picture.
Gorgeous blooms! My garden needs weeding so badly but it's been so hot and dry it's taken all my spare time to keep it watered so the weeds are winning. No blooms on my morning glory yet.
ReplyDeleteI saw your post about the Olympics. My favorite is the womens' (I should say girls') gymnastics.
totally charming the way you did the mosaic. And the flowers are gorgeous, Getting too hot/dry here for many flowers looking their best,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful posies!
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