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Monday, October 17, 2011

Falling in Love

Zinnia's have never been a favorite of mine,
but for reason unknown to myself I am falling in love with them this autumn.
I just want to search out buckets and buckets of them,
then hug them to my chest.
They are just singing to my soul,
Chrysanthemums and pumpkins do each year;
but zinnia's, now that is a surprise.
What is singing to your heart this autumn season?

9 comments:

  1. Zinnias have been a favorite of mine for a long time, b/c my grandmother always had them in her garden. I love the vibrant colors!

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  2. I'm just the opposite, M. I love zinnias. Of course, they are an autumn flower and everything autumn is perfectly wonderful, IMHO. LOL.

    There is a barn not far from me that I love to drive past because of its riot of zinnias. It's right off the road and provides an explosion of color and energy. I just saw it this morning. So far, Monday has been just about perfect. :-)

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  3. I love 'em too. The colors are so vibrant and they usually are long lasting.

    I'm not buying any cut flowers lately as I'll be leaving, but I have enjoyed looking at them at Trader Joe's and the Farmers' Market.

    Glad you're enjoying Autumn flowers dear, and I just now that Joey blends right in!

    Hugs - Mary

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  4. Our beautiful, colorful mums. Who knew???!

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  5. I have a new mum, the only mum I have, and its magenta color is very entertaining!

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  6. Loves these flowers to my friend...they are a nice Autumn surprise. xoxo Hugs

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  7. I know where you took this photo - I was there and they were beautiful! I'm enjoying the colors of Autumn in the garden and the trees all around me.
    ~Adrienne~

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  8. I have yellow zinnias in my garden for the first time this autumn. Small, but cute, cute, cute.

    What is singing to me........a tiny little sunflower hidden under a huge fir tree, probably planted by one of our squirrels :-)

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  9. I never much cared for zinnias either until a friend wrote a magazine piece about them and I saw them in a new light! (Although, it doesn't take much to convince me to appreciate *anything* that grows!)

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