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morefoursquare (40)in #plants • 5 years ago
Flowering Quince
Reproductively distinct from the edible quince, Cydonia, the flowering quince, Chaenomeles, is sometimes rarely seen, but typically not an acquired taste. A relative to the rose…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Hyacinths
The control of paint on a canvas might be less precise than a marker on a piece of paper for many. Drawing with a flexible brush means having a flexible attitude, as we do our…
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morefoursquare (40)in #flower • 5 years ago
Glory Of The Snow
Glory of the snow, the common name for Chionodoxa sardensis, are a comparatively newly introduced species of garden plant, found in the 19th century after being discovered on…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Muscari
Related to hyacinths, Muscari, grape hyacinths, are maybe a delicious sounding relative. Long slender bulb foliage often skirts the flowers, which bloom in spring. As one of…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Forsythia
Forsythia, a spring flowering shrub, may be a very easy crayon in God’s palette of plants to grow. It can grow in sun or bloom without much sun at all. It has few and seldom has…
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morefoursquare (40)in #gardening • 5 years ago
Pussy Willows
The fascinating pussy willow branches that florists sometimes carry are long lived in water. Sometimes the branches start sending out roots into the water, and even if not, if…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Ranunculus asiaticus
Before hot season annuals are planted in temperate climates, spring annuals like pansies can be planted. Withstanding and flowering at cool temperatures, these plants flourish…
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morefoursquare (40)in #gardens • 5 years ago
Anemone blanda
T. H. Everett calls Anemone blanda “choice,” in the encyclopedia, The New York Botanical Garden Illustrated Encyclopedia of Horticulture, 1981. Blooming in temperate climates in…
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morefoursquare (40)in #gardening • 5 years ago
Paeonia lactiflora
Herbaceous peonies are a garden plant that have been appreciated for a long time. Native to Central Asia, peonies have been grown in China for ornamental appreciation since the…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Dandelions
Are dandelions beautiful? Should we plant them in our gardens on purpose? What other spring flower could have such delicate and numerous petals in such a happy yellow color? In…
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morefoursquare (40)in #plant • 5 years ago
Lilacs
The classic lilac from your grandmother’s home might be Syringa vulgaris, heavenly scented, and beautiful. This commonly planted crayon of God’s was brought to the United States…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Lily-of-the-Valley
Colorful World Lily-of-the-Valley Lily-of-the-Valley is a great housewarming gift, a great beginner plant, and a generously thriving plant for shade. Fragrant white flowers…
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morefoursquare (40)in #gardens • 5 years ago
Catalpa bignoides
After cherries have faded from their spring bloom, and crabapples too, and even after Memorial Day, Catalpa bignoides is blooming white and tall in temperate areas. Catalpa…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Pachysandra
In the boxwood family Buxaceae is, maybe surprisingly, Pachysandra. Only about four kinds exist, and yet there is pronounced variability between them. Pachysandra can be from…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Callirhoe involucrata
Callirhoe involucrata is also known as poppy-mallow or winecups, and if God has a hand in all language perhaps He wanted us to associate these beautiful cherry-red to…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Chicory
Chicory, Cichorum intybus, is a common roadside weed widely naturalized in North America. Why would God want this particular plant to be so ubiquitous? Perhaps a meditation upon…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Echinacea purpurea
Echinacea purpurea, known for its cheerful summer flowers, is an easy to grow perennial although animals sometimes like to eat it. It is at times easily recognized, and much…
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morefoursquare (40)in #garden • 5 years ago
Echinacea purpurea
Echinacea purpurea, known for its cheerful summer flowers, is an easy to grow perennial although animals sometimes like to eat it. It is at times easily recognized, and much…
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morefoursquare (40)in #gardens • 5 years ago
Caryopteris divaricata ‘Snow Fairy’
God’s crayons sometimes come in newer colors. Unknown in T.H. Everett’s time when he wrote his 1981 The New York Botanical Garden Illustrated Encyclopedia of Horticulture…
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morefoursquare (40)in #gardening • 5 years ago
Cyclamen
When buying a Christmas tree, there might be poinsettia for sale, but in less “seasonal” colors is Cyclamen, sometimes sold as well. Cyclamen unlike poinsettias have a slight…
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