Alliteration much?
After Christmas, I planted a vast array of purple petunias and pansies. Why purple? Well, I was anticipating Mardi Gras. Throughout the last month, my petunias and pansies have taken off and grown so beautifully.
Each cast iron urn on the porch features a border of aztec grass and majestic purple petunias in the center. A crown was placed in each urn also (more later).
Cast iron pots on the porch and on the brick steps are also filled with petunias and pansies.
The front garden also features a lot of white petunias, but the purple pansies certainly POP.
The purple flowers go so well with the majestic colors of the Mardi Gras season.
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Purple petunias & pansies, y’all!!!
Petunias are so cheerful and I am loving the crown!
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful Ron! I can't wait to plant flowers in the Spring. Love the crown!!
ReplyDeleteThose petunias and pansies are a perfect accent to your Mardi Gras decorations--just the right touch! I have purple petunias planted (alliteration much! ;) in my front beds, too! Have a SUPER weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteI love how pretty those look. Must be decent weather where you live right now. It's freezing here! I don't think any flowers would survive right now. I adore the crown candle holders you added! I'd like to have a crown like them inside my house. I know where I can buy one, but it's a bit pricey! I keep putting off ordering it. Have fun this weekend. I know you've been waiting for this weekend a long time.
ReplyDeletePossibly the prettiest purple pansies on the planet. :)..I like the Aztec grass, too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! LOVE LOVE LOVE the crowns!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! LOVE LOVE LOVE the crowns!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the crown! The pansies and petunias are beautiful and I am jealous that you can have flowersin winter:) Ca over from Alison's. Pinky
ReplyDeleteRon, they are lovely! My pansies didn't make it this fall, but my cyclamen look good. Love the rich purple and the crown in that urn is fab! '-)
ReplyDeleteWow! Mardi Gras and the Super Bowl in Louisiana at practically the same time. I love your use of alliteration...I used it also for my blog post title for "Favorites On the First" which, by the way, is where I saw your post. Are the crowns for "King Rex" of Mardi Gras? They are just beautiful. Those purple pansies are so rich in color that they look like velvet. Have a great weekend, Ron!
ReplyDeleteThey look gorgeous! It will be many months before we can put flowers outside in our area. It is freezing in NJ right now! I hoping for some good news from that groundhog tomorrow! Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDelete-Shelley
Gorgeous purple! Wish I had a green thumb!
ReplyDeleteYour petunias are so pretty with their purple colors. They are so colorful and beautiful to look at. I sure can't put any flowers outside right now, it's way too cold.
ReplyDeleteI just don't have a green thumb and struggle a bit outside with containers. So I am very impressed with your beautiful examples. Very nice job.
ReplyDeletemelinda
You are so fortunate, Ron! To have warm weather and to be able to plant these glorious purple flowers in January! I need to move south. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your iron urns. They look fantastic and that little crown is darling!
(Sorry I did not get over here sooner to comment.
Have been on college visits for five days and could
not access comment boxes from my cell phone!)
Thanks so much for linking up with FotF, Ron!
We all love to see what you are up to. Always something beautiful.
:)
xoxoxox
Alison
Nothing like that would last in my climate. I love the pop purple! It is perfect for Mardi Gras and that crown is the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have you link to Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
I just stopped by for a visit from The Polohouse. Your photo's of the purple flowers are lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the pansy containers. Lots of K & B purple in this post....I love it!
ReplyDeleteLinking from The Polo House,
Ricki Jill