Syringa v. Beauty of Moscow
Wordless Wednesday … man that might be hard for me! I always have something to say 🙂
Syringa v. Beauty of Moscow
The first few pictures are of my pink lilac tree (Syringa v. Beauty of Moscow). It is 2 years old and this is the first year we have blooms. The tiny flowers are pink until they open, and then they transform to white. It is very pretty!
Syringa v. Beauty of Moscow
Syringa v. Beauty of Moscow
This next little shrub is called Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’. We bought it at the same time as the Beauty of Moscow and just the same, this year is the first that it is blooming. It wasn’t on my “list” of plants to buy, but I was convinced to give it a try by the owner of the nursery. I have to say that I am pleased that I did as it gives off a lovely fragrance, much stronger than the lilac tree.
Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’
Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ before the flowers opened
Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ oh so fragrant!
The next photos are of lilac that doesn’t belong to me. I drive through a lovely little village called Drumconrath to bring two of my kids Irish dancing. I passed this lilac tree a few times before I decided that I had to stop and take some pictures. I love the darker color of the blooms!
Lilacs along the road in Drumconrath
As it happened, the owner was outside when I stopped to take pictures. She is a lovely woman, and offered for me to take some home with me! She didn’t know the variety of lilac, unfortunately.
lilac
I had fun taking pictures of the flowers at home. I love taking pictures of flowers! 🙂
lilacs in a vase
lilacs in a vase
lilacs in a vase
lilacs in a vase
And that is my version of a Wordless Wednesday!
Happy Wednesday
Dana
Mom in the Garden 
Lovely, lovely, lovely Dana! I just did Wordless Wednesday for the first time today and I had a really hard time with the wordless part of it too!
Ah thank you Michele! I do like being able to put my pictures somewhere, so it seemed like a good idea in this wordless Wednesday format. Fun to try something new 🙂 Dana
Absolutely beautiful!
Hi Judi! And thank you so much! 🙂 Dana
Really gorgeous pictures! I love lilacs too but don’t have any in this garden….yet. I must find a spot for one! I would definitely go for a fragrant variety as I think the smell is heavenly. Very cool you met the lady in town with the big lilac bush. Was it fragrant? I like your little one…’Palibin.’
Thank you for the lovely compliment! The darker lilac was fragrant, but not as much as I thought it would be. I was hoping the room would fill with the sweet smell, but it was lack-luster (unfortunately!). Funny though, that I could smell the little one when not even standing next to it! Nevertheless, I would still like to get a darker colored lilac and I even have the place picked out. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by! Dana
Great pics! I’ve got the pink flower Lilac which is in bloom at the moment.
Thanks Bridget. Yeah, I was happy with the pink lilac (but I still want to get my hands on some of the darker colored ones!). 🙂 Thanks for visiting.