This pretty little white star shaped flower blooms all about the farm yard each Spring and I have no idea what it's called. I tried to Google "white star shaped flower" and got nowhere fast. :-) Do you know what it is? Time to get a flower book, I guess! (Thanks to Nancy, who told me it's a "Star of Bethlehem"!)
These below I do know - Forget-Me-Nots - they sure are a pretty flower.
I'm a bit worried about my lilacs... they are just opening, not fully open, and the rain has come back. I'm worried sick that all the blooms will turn brown from the rain, it's happened before, but usually after I get plenty of fragrant bouquets for the house. I might go out in the rain and cut some and hope that they open in the warm dry house.
I hope you had a restful or exciting weekend, whichever you needed. Thanks for coming to visit and do leave a comment if you'd like - I just changed the settings to make it easier for people to make comments that don't have a blog account. So, if you've tried before and it didn't work, please try again.
((hugs)) Teresa
Hooray, I am the first to post a comment. As you can see I am spending time reading blogs, too. Have no idea what flower that is, but is very beautiful, as are your grandbabies. Glad you are having some nice family time.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Meredith
Hi Teresa ... Your garden must look gorgeous - those little forget me nots are so sweet, as of course are your beautiful little grandsons. Their rocking toys must be such fun for them - we only have that kind of thing in our public parks (not at home). Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa,
ReplyDeleteLooks like the flower you have is "Star of Bethlehem" and here is a link to more info on it. http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/weeds/plants/starbeth.htm
Nancy
Hi Teresa,
ReplyDeletejust to let you know how much I love your blog,and what an inspiring person you are.I don't think you have any idea how much your lovely post mean to people,especially me.
Thank you for sharing.
hugs
Monica
Hello Teresa lovely flowers and your grandchildren are beautiful. I am just enjoying a short break with a cuppa befor doing a few chores and then I hope to work on the invitations to our Ruby Weddin celebrations- I am making the cards. Later hope to carry on with knitting some cupcakes- a decoration for a cupcake stall my DIL and I are doing in June. Anne x
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa, glad you tracked down the mysterious flower! Lovely flowers in your garden. Glad you had a great weekend, enjoy the week ahead,
ReplyDeleteJane x
Sounds like a great weekend. I am so jealous..sunshine and a craft show all in one weekend. Have an awesome week.
ReplyDeleteThose Forget-Me-Nots are so pretty. I have no idea what the white ones are. I Googled a few things and saw some pictures that looked the same, but none of them had names listed.
ReplyDeleteThere's that cute curly-headed boy again. Precious.
The flowers are beautiful, and so are your grandsons!
ReplyDeleteI don't care what kind they are. I just want some. Especially, those lovely blue ones. You know my garden is kind of helter-skelter anyways. Sort of like I pick my yarn.
ReplyDeleteGlad you find some Teresa time over the week.
Toodles for now, my garden is calling me back out,
Kate - The G.B.
Thank you so much for visiting me the other day..your blog is lovely. Oh how I adore forget-me-nots....I must plant some this year...little blue flowers of JOY!
ReplyDeleteHave a great new week. xo
The white flower almost looks like a white daffodil doesn't it? It's pretty. xoxox
ReplyDeleteHello Teresa. I think that flower might be star of bethlehem, but I'm not 100% sure. I used to have one growing in my lawn!
ReplyDeleteThat Native American beaded work is truly amazing.
Thanks so much for your lovely comments on my blog.