The Gardeners~

On By cindy knokeIn Conservation, EXTERIOR & INTERIOR DESIGN, Flowers, MY PHOTOGRAPHS, REVERIES, Uncategorized
A vibrant field filled with a variety of colorful flowers, including pink, orange, red, and yellow blooms, with people in the background enjoying the scenery.

What would the world be,

A vibrant field filled with multicolored ranunculus flowers in shades of pink, orange, and yellow, with people walking in the background.

without our gardeners,

A vibrant field of blooming ranunculus flowers in various shades of pink, orange, yellow, and red, with visitors strolling through the rows under a clear blue sky.

who tend the flowers,

A black butterfly with white spots resting on a purple flower surrounded by green foliage and other colorful flowers.

where flutters fly by,

A close-up of a woman with a butterfly resting on her forehead, set against a backdrop of colorful flowers.

and make friends with humans?

A vibrant field filled with blooming white flowers, primarily ranunculus, creating a lush, green landscape.

Gardeners,

A vibrant field filled with blooming pink ranunculus flowers, interspersed with red and yellow blossoms, stretching across the landscape.

are like the flowers,

A cluster of white ranunculus flowers surrounded by green foliage, showcasing varying stages of bloom.

they tend,

A close-up of a white flower with soft pink accents, showcasing multiple layers of delicate petals, alongside a vibrant pink flower partially visible in the background.

they make the world beautiful.

A vibrant yellow and orange ranunculus flower in full bloom, surrounded by green leaves.

Cheers to you, and all the world’s gardeners, from The Flower Fields in Carlsbad California~

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248 thoughts on “The Gardeners~”

  2. Anonymous

    Your photos of the flower fields are spectacular. I am so ready for spring. I saw something green and purple poking through the soil today. Winter will soon be over, even in Ohio. 🙂

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  4. Dear Cindy as well as All and Sundry,

    What a riot of colours and textures you have shown us in these floral beauties! In return, I would like to share with you the following:

    Horticultural Tips for Springtime and mid-March Resolution

    How To Plant Your Garden
    First, you come to the garden alone,
    while the dew is still on the roses….

    FOR THE GARDEN OF YOUR DAILY LIVING,
    PLANT THREE ROWS OF PEAS:
    1. Peace of mind.
    2. Peace of heart.
    3. Peace of soul.
    PLANT FOUR ROWS OF SQUASH:
    1. Squash gossip.
    2. Squash indifference.
    3. Squash grumbling.
    4. Squash selfishness.
    PLANT FOUR ROWS OF LETTUCE:
    1. Lettuce be faithful.
    2. Lettuce be kind.
    3. Lettuce be patient.
    4. Lettuce really love one another.
    NO GARDEN IS WITHOUT TURNIPS:
    1. Turnip for meetings.
    2. Turnip for service.
    3. Turnip to help one another.
    TO CONCLUDE OUR GARDEN WE MUST HAVE THYME:
    1. Thyme for each other.
    2. Thyme for family.
    3. Thyme for friends.
    WATER FREELY WITH PATIENCE AND CULTIVATE WITH LOVE.
    THERE IS MUCH FRUIT IN YOUR GARDEN BECAUSE YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW.

    Yours sincerely,
    SoundEagle🦅ೋღஜஇ

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    1. This is WONDERFUL! So needed right now. Thank you! Thank you! Peas, squash, lettuce, turnip & thyme make for a joyous and soulful garden. Thank you sincerely my friend & take good care დ

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  13. What a beautiful tribute to the joy of gardening! The vibrant ranunculus in shades of yellow and orange must look absolutely radiant among the fresh green leaves. Gardens like those at the The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch are a wonderful reminder of how nature rewards patience, care, and love.

    Cheers indeed to gardeners everywhere who nurture such beauty and share it with the world. 🌼🌿

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  16. Three wows from our cold region in BC! The most I can show these chilly March days are the delicate snowdrops. What explosion of colour in your amazing photos, Cindy! You added a new meaning to the helpers of the flower fields.

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    1. We need the healing of our hearts. These flowers are mostly bred for the bulbs which are sold worldwide. When I was younger, you could bring scissors, ask, and fill your trunk with them as long as you didn’t pull up the bulbs. They are rununculas, which are one of my favorite flowers, but they are mostly scentless. I am happy you enjoyed them Rajani დ

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  38. Awww … Cindy, I love your wonderful tribute to gardeners and it is a blessing how they add to the beauty of the world. The fields of blooms here are divine and wow, to feel the gentle landing of a butterfly on the face!

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  49. Anonymous

    What glorious photos Cindy! I’m a gardener and can’t wait to get back to it. The bulbs I planted last fall are coming up already.
    Leslie

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