
One of my
favorite times of the year is finally here, Spring! I love Spring, for it brings
us tons of beautiful flowers and gorgeous weather to enjoy them. With a warm
breeze caressing the air and the sun in the sky, we can all spend more time
outside in nature, before Summer’s hot temperatures drive us back indoors to
our air conditioning. It is time to start forgetting the cold days of winter,
and start warming up for Spring-time fun!
My most beloved Spring-time holiday is Easter, for all of the fun flowers that come with it. Lilies, daisies, azaleas, daffodils, chrysanthemums, tulips, and hyacinths… the list goes on and on. Though many of these flowers can be found at your local florist year round, they wait until the vernal days are upon us to being to show themselves in our backyards and public gardens. Their popularity peaks for Easter celebrations and we gather them from nature, bringing them into our homes. Centerpieces grace family dinner tables for holiday feasts and we decorate our houses with our favorites of these delicate blossoms to enhance Spring-time gatherings with loved ones.
To extend
the temporary beauty of Spring blooms I recommend starting a garden. While a cut
flower’s life may be all too short, live plants growing and thriving will share
their beauty much longer. Though this will require a bit more work than picking
up a bunch of blooms from your local flower shop, the results will be lovely.
One of my absolute favorite parts of Spring is seeing my garden come to life
with white azaleas, red cosmos, pink begonia, yellow daffodils, purple hyacinths,
orange gerbera daisies - a rainbow of blooms. There are endless possibilities
when it comes to your personal garden, because you choose what flowers are
grown. You can have an endless amount of flowers all through the season, and
even through Summer. Take time to plan your garden well and you will be treated
to lush blooms until the first frost.
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