Such a bitterly cold wind blowing at the moment. I didn't feel like lingering in the garden this afternoon but, after returning home with Rick after his walk, I took the opportunity to photo the tree peony that has just come into bloom. I think the flowers are stunning.
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That is beautiful. Our peony (not a tree peony) still only has very tight buds.
ReplyDeleteIt's an early one, our bush peonies are only just out of the ground.
DeleteWhat a beautiful tree, and Rick too.
ReplyDeleteThank you Yael.
DeleteWhat a beautiful colour the peony is. Rick looks windblown....
ReplyDeleteRick aways looks windblown!
DeleteYes. A lovely flower Sue. But why include a picture of Greyfriars Bobby?
ReplyDeleteJust to add a bit of wuff.
DeleteThe peony is beautiful, but Rick is an absolute stunner!
ReplyDeleteHe is a gorgeous scruff.
DeleteHow gorgeous! I've never seen a tree peony before. Your garden is throwing up nice surprises.
ReplyDeleteThis first year in our new garden is really quite exciting.
DeleteBeautiful flowers. I don't expect ours to flower this year, we only planted them a year ago. I hope ours will be equally as good.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly have 'show-off' blooms.
DeleteRick looks as if he has just had a bath! Does he shed his fur, or does he have to be groomed? He is gorgeous. What breed is he?
ReplyDeleteI have a schnauzer and a yorkie...both cost a fortune in grooming fees, but worth it not to be vacuuming hair up all the time like I had to with my previous dog! He was some sort of " mongrel" with a thick white undercoat beneath his tan topcoat. The white stuff fell out at an alarming rate!
Rick is a Labrit - a Pyrenean Shepherd dog. He is shedding some fur at the moment but we groom him ourselves because he is a rescue dog and gets nervous in unfamiliar surroundings. When the weather gets warmer we will give him a nice sudsy bath!
DeleteI adore the tree peony - I had a yellow one at the farm but I prefer the pink I think.
ReplyDeleteRick is just as he should be - adorable.
We have some more bush peonies in the garden but I don't know what colour they will be.
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