Showing posts with label tulip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulip. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

04.17.07 JUST A REMINDER...


...that color is a gift. In addition to the gaudy magnificence of garden flowers, I remember that plants have historically been the source of much of the color in our lives. Madder, Rubria tinctorium; woad, Isatis tinctoria; and weld, Reseda lutola; provided the dyes red, blue, and yellow (as well as their many combinations, green, mauve, etc.) for coloring fiber for textiles.

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

04.11.07 THE LAST TULIP?


On a cool, gray morning a tulip from the garden warms the drawer stand in the bath room. Unlike the daffodils, the tulips we plant in the garden get smaller each year until they have eventually disappeared. Will this bulb bloom again next year to bring smiles to the cloudy days?