Is it possible that I’m halfway through the challenge? (And incredibly behind on reading other A to Z blogs! I’ll catch up!) I shortened my list today to just these two: mistletoe This parasitic plant attaches itself to a tree and holds on tight, but it doesn’t look like it has any support system. It … Read the rest 
These beautiful flowers that begin with the letter L invoke all kinds of happy emotions. Let’s dig in. larkspur The Victorians loved this summer flower for its airiness and playful appearance. They gave it the meaning of lightness. Using the flower in bouquets or paintings or even in a bowl of potpourri, the message was … Read the rest 
For the A to Z Challenge, I discovered that a couple of the letters don’t have flowers in my source book. So I decided to go with a flower that has a meaning that starts with the letter. This calls for a little reverse engineering today. Keep your promises The Victorians used the plum (Prunus … Read the rest © 2012-2024 Author Diana Beebe - All Rights Reserved
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