With so much time spent in the garden this summer, I enjoy flowers with meaning. Snapdragons make me think of my grandma. I always loved the beautiful rows of snapdragons in her garden.
This weekend I worked in my gardens and will share some pictures soon. I did mulch and moved large rocks around. Lots of critters roaming around that brought a smile to my face.
I thought this would make lovely framed art or a small note card. Click on the link below to save this to your device.
I hope you have a lovely evening.
Much love,
Lisa
Beautiful snapdragon. Nice detail and color in the artwork.
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Thank you! As a restoration piece, I love the colors.
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How beautiful
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Thank you 💕
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My absolute pleasure
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Beautiful, I love snapdragons!😊
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I love how they bloom 💗 Thanks Jen!
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I enjoy the artwork you so freely share.
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I am so happy you enjoy it. 😊💕
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Wow! Such a perfect artwork!!
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It truly is a nice restoration piece. Thank you
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This is very beautiful.
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Beautiful! Thank you!
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Thank you Cathy!
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Absolutely gorgeous Lisa. Thank you. Snapdragons remind me of my late mother. She was a terrific gardener. x
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Thank you, Brigid! Isnt wonderful our mothers past down the gift of gardening to us.
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It sure is Lisa. A priceless gift. x
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Nice coloring. Finding those small joys in working your garden is a growing time for inner-self. Enjoy & stay cool. Hugs.
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Thank you, Alan. Gardening is definitely therapeutic. I bet it is hot where you are. We are getting some of your weather now. Stay cool as well my friend. Big hugs!!
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So glad to hear you had some lovely time in your garden Lisa. I know you have been working hard too. Love your restoration piece, and its soft, intermingling colors. Much love sis!
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Thank you, sis!! I do love these colors. It has a touch of that coral color we love so much. The garden work brings happiness. Much love and big hugs!!
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What a terrific print! I love snapdragons, and have a nice pot of them growing in my garden this summer. Lovely post….
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Thank you, Ann! I bet your snapdragons are absolutely lovely! They bring so much joy to garden space.
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Love this Lisa! My grandma always had snapdragons and showed us how to pinch them so it looked like they were opening their mouths. We had lots of snapdragon conversations.
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Thank you! Grandmas know exactly what needs to be done 💗 I love that yours did the same. They are so pretty with their happy little smile.
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I’ve not thought about snapdragons for a long time or seen any. Thanks for the reminder.
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I must admit there were a few years I didnt have them. Such a beautiful flower 💗
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I loved my grandmother’s snapdragons and the way we could make them talk. Yours is very pretty, Lisa.
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Thank you Anne! They do have friendly little faces. That is a wonderful memory 💗
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We had them growing up and I think we picked more than we left on the plant just to play with them…lol
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They are perfect for picking 😊 💗
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Beautiful 🙂
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Thank you 💕
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Another beauty! That color is gorgeous!
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Thank you, Linda! One of my favorite colors in the garden 💕 Hugs!!
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Hugs, hon! 🤗
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Beautiful! My mom grew these and they always brightened up her flower garden. 🌸 You’re brave out there with the critters. 🙂
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Thank you! The bright color really makes the garden come to life. I bet your moms garden was beautiful. We have lots of critters around here 🌼☺💕
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Truly beautiful work Lisa 🙂
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I love snap dragon as they bring me bag when I was a child and I went to visit a great grandaunt I was very close to.She had a huge pot of them in her garden. Their shape , the way you could open them and their velvety touch always fascinated me.Here it a curiosity for you : “bocce di Leone”,that’s how they are called in Italy, that mean “ lion’s mouths”.have a nice day dear💐💗
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Snapdragons are one of my all time favorites 🌺and, fortunately easy to grow!! Love this post💚
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So pretty!!
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“LIKE!!!!!!!” WAY VERY NICE!!!!!!!
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these flower seeds never grow for me
aye, snapdragons…
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Oh, I love snapdragons! And I didn’t know they had such a lovely name in English too! We call them ‘Loewenmaulchen’ – Lion’s jaws. 😄
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I love the name Lions Jaw! That is such a cool name!
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😀
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