Roses and Sunflowers South Florida Kendall Gardening
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I wanted to show you some of my floral photography. It has been raining cats and dogs.
This is good for the garden, but not ideal photography condition. Florida is the capital of lightning.
A person gets struct by lightning at least once a year. This person is usually a dude.
Women have a bit more common sense. As soon as they see clouds gathering, they go indoor.
There was this one guy that went out to smoke. He got killed by the lightning. I think I will now rant a bit about my floral photography.
I have a lot of yellow rose and sunflower photos here and there. Both plants tend to come alive well in my garden.
With the sunflowers, I need to replant them on a regular basis. As soon as they produce seeds, they dropped dead.
This is a bit of a bother, but what can you do. It is the circle of life for the sunflower plants.
The rose bushes need to get trimmed every so often, in order to make them produce more roses.
I have been itching to go to get new flowers, but it is a bit of a bother to open a hole in the ground.
I rather just get seeds to watch them grow. I also photographed some red roses too.
Well, there really isn’t much to say about my new floral photoshoot.
I hope that these photographs make you smile.
My name is Teresita Blanco, the Artsy Sister. Bye, bye and God bless.
