fragrant sweet peas
squishy rasps
pinky brights
tissue paper thin petals
pink petalled headily scented roses - Tess of the d'Urbervilles. I could hardly resist......
the first tomato ! ok, this is red.
pink is good, and so is red
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Is the tomato from your greenhouse? Our outdoor ones are nowhere near!
ReplyDeleteMorning. Wish you'd make your mind up about what colour you are... first green, now pink. Are you trying to wind me up?? We are still very much BROWN in Cambridge, and the outlook is not great!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely colourful weekend. Ax
well we are a bit red today -- not enough suntan lotion yesterday at the beach. It's our airshow on Saturday/Sunday so fingers crossed the weather holds. You should come down, it's the biggest free one in Europe , Red Arrows and everything :-)
ReplyDeleteAll glorious! Especially the Tess rose. xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a post. Stunning! It's made me hungry too x
ReplyDeleteWord verif: rednes - well it got that right.
What's not to like about pink?
ReplyDeleteOur tomatoes are still green. :-) maybe I should do "life is green" post.
ReplyDeleteLoving all the colours on here recently! You've been a busy bee again.
ReplyDeleteAm suddenly liking pink for the first time since I was about eight - must be my second childhood or some such! Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteI like pink. Not as much as red, but pink is good.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday x
Oh good. Your rasps have brown bits on them too. That's a relief.
ReplyDeleteRed is just pink asserting itself :)
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