I was so excited to share a photo of a heart shaped Sunflower on my Valentine's Day blog post last year. As I was contemplating what I should post this year, I was pretty sure I couldn't top that. But as I searched through my photo folders, I came across one from Fall of 2007, that seems fitting for this special day.
The tiny red heart-shaped leaf was one of the last clinging to a branch of this shrub, so I turned it upside down and held it up against a larger, yellowing leaf to show off it's color. It was just something that caught my eye at the time. I guess it has just been waiting there in my folder, for such a time as this. :-)
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Happy Valentine's Day!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Oh my goodness! That is precious! How on earth did you find that heart-shaped leaf? I don't think I've ever seen one. What good fortune that is for you:) Happy Valentine's Day to you, too!
ReplyDeleteCute picture!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day
It's the simple things, isn't it? And good observation skills to capture the little things as you have so poignantly done. Happy Valentines Day to you too.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a good eye there. Love the photo.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that something! Thanks for sharing a unique piece of nature today. Happy Valentine's Day Connie!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet that is! And so perfect for your gardening blog on Valentines Day.
ReplyDeleteThat is perfect for Valentines Day! I've never seen a heart shaped leaf either.
ReplyDeleteWow...that is just too cool! You have a good eye, love the contrast and sweet simplicity of that valentine. Hmmm unlike other more garish valentintes for certain camels, lol!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful V-Day, may it be filled with chocolate!!! Kim
One of the loveliest Valentine posts I've seen, Connie. Could not let the day pass without heartfelt thanks in knowing you, dear Valentine :)
ReplyDeleteSo creative ! You have a good eye for finding unusual things.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is gorgous, it would make a great photo on a Valentine card. It is a keeper.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a special little photo and quite unique too - you could sell this photo as a card... would make a change from all the rubbish you see in the shops now! Keep enjoying your garden...
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and so appropro!
ReplyDeleteIt is perfect! I am glad you found it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool little picture.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect Valentine pic!
ReplyDeleteNature is wonderful..isn't it..?!
Hope you had a beautiful Valentines Day Connie!
I am enjoying catching up on your beautiful posts!
Cat
God is amazing
ReplyDeleteI realise this post was a few years ago, but do you know what this plant was called please? Thanks. Great picture by the way.
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