spiraeas

The garden still has color, the blood grass is still reddish and the magic carpet spiraeas are full of magic.

After Thanksgiving 2009 Muse Day* « Fairegarden 2009

The spiraeas were in bloom, and the monthly roses; you could always find a sweet violet or two somewhere in the yard; here and there splotches of deep pink against gray cabin walls proved that precocious peach-trees were in bloom.

Appreciations of Richard Harding Davis Various

The spiraeas were in bloom, and the monthly roses; you could always find a sweet violet or two somewhere in the yard; here and there splotches of deep pink against gray cabin walls proved that precocious peach-trees were in bloom.

Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis 1917

The spiraeas were in bloom, and the monthly roses; you could always find a sweet violet or two somewhere in the yard; here and there splotches of deep pink against gray cabin walls proved that precocious peach-trees were in bloom.

Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis Davis, Richard Harding, 1864-1916 1917

The spiraeas were in bloom, and the monthly roses; you could always find a sweet violet or two somewhere in the yard; here and there splotches of deep pink against gray cabin walls proved that precocious peach-trees were in bloom.

Appreciations of Richard Harding Davis Davis appreciations: Various 1917

The long shadows of the maples and beeches stretched towards the placid surface of the lake, dimpled here and there by a fish's swirl: the spiraeas were laden as with freshly fallen snow, a lone Judas-tree was decked in pink.

A Modern Chronicle — Volume 08 Winston Churchill 1909

The long shadows of the maples and beeches stretched towards the placid surface of the lake, dimpled here and there by a fish's swirl: the spiraeas were laden as with freshly fallen snow, a lone Judas-tree was decked in pink.

Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909

The long shadows of the maples and beeches stretched towards the placid surface of the lake, dimpled here and there by a fish's swirl: the spiraeas were laden as with freshly fallen snow, a lone Judas-tree was decked in pink.

A Modern Chronicle — Complete Winston Churchill 1909

Inasmuch as perfume serves as an attraction to the more highly specialized, aesthetic insects, not required by the spiraeas, our meadow-sweet has none, in spite of its misleading name.

Wild Flowers Worth Knowing Neltje Blanchan 1891

The spiraeas were in bloom, and the monthly roses; you could always find a sweet violet or two somewhere in the yard; here and there splotches of deep pink against gray cabin walls proved that precocious peach-trees were in bloom.

Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis Richard Harding Davis 1890