Showing posts with label succulents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label succulents. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

Celebrate Spring with Desert and Garden Flowers


I salute you with a Special Spring Desert and Garden Flowers, Colorful Leaves,and Flowering Tree Blog Post. I just noticed 500 people put this blog in their Google+ circles. Yahoo. I'm delighted and appreciative. This inspires me to visualize 500 more who will add me to their Google+ Circles or become Followers in the Coming Months. 










Now on to the show!







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Before you go take a moment to comment. 

What kind of spring flowers grow in your area?

Which flowers do you like the best? 

Which desert color or plant attracts your interest?

Sharing is caring and I'd love 💗 to hear from you. 

Scroll down to the bottom of this post and enter your comment in the comment area, then click publish. Happy Spring!

The quote for today follows:

"For man, as for flower and beast and bird, the supreme triumph is to be most vividly, most perfectly alive."  D. H. Lawrence Quote Found on Brainy Quotes


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Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Frida Kahlo: Exciting Exhibit at Tucson Botanical Gardens for Wordless Wednesday




This is a Wordless Wednesday post, but I'm so excited about the show at the Tucson Botanical Gardens that I wanted to RAVE about it. 

Frida Kahlo, is an artist who is best known for the many self-portraits she painted. She was born in Mexico City in 1907, and lived with Diego Rivera, her Mexican Muralist artist husband in La Casa Azul until her death in 1954. Her home is now a museum and pilgrimage site for many who consider the artist an early Mexican feminist.

The exhibit in Tucson is a recreation of the gardens Frida maintained at La Casa Azul. The plants, colors, and forms that were such an important source of inspiration to Kahlo are included in the installation. 

See the pictures now...


At the Entrance to the Frida Kahlo Exhibit


A side view of entrance to exhibit


Here's a link to the Tucson Botanical Gardens and details about the Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life Exhibit October 10, 2016 - May 31, 2017


In the courtyard at Casa Azul



The Years Frida and Diego Lived at La Casa Azul


Here I am Enjoying the Sun and Surroundings




This Meso-American-inspired replica of a Pyramid built by Diego Rivera,was in the central courtyard of their home. It was a showcase for a diverse collection of cacti and succulents native to the deserts of Mexico and the Southwestern United States.



Lunch at the Cafe Botanica tops off the visit with a Christmas Eve Salad, Veggie Torta, and Bean Taco

If you live near or in Tucson or can come for a visit, this lovely exhibit is sure worthwhile.

How many of you have seen this exhibit or plan to come by before it ends in Oct. 2017?

Please comment below and share the love if you like what you see.





The quote for today is : "I paint self-portraits because I am so often alone, because I am the person I know best." Frida Kahlo


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Thanks for Visiting

Hope you enjoyed your visit and will return again. Be well. Live well. Lead a colorful life! Warm regards, Nan