My friends must have realized that this post is another series from our city park :-)
There is a peony's section in the park and we can enjoy many kinds in full bloom now. I learned from the pc-site that they are originated from China. I wonder if you can enjoy this flower in your country. Like cherry blossoms, their blooming period is short (or transient), which I feel makes this flower more precious.
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| This old type Japanese thatched house is for exhibiting purpose. |
I'm linking this post to
Mosaic Monday, Our World Tuesday and Nature Notes.
I hope I could send you a bit of Japanese atmosphere.
I hope I could send you a bit of Japanese atmosphere.
Thank you very much for stopping by;
Wow I really like your city park! The flowers are so beautiful. They must take such good care of their plant. And I love the Japanese house very much! Beautiful thatched roof.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Sunday, Miyako san :-)
they are wonderful! lots of variety of color, too!
ReplyDeletewe do have peonies here in the states. i remember having pink blossoms that attracted a lot of ants when i was a child. :)
Your park is gorgeous, my dear friend! I think if I were ever to walk through it, it would take me a long time because I would have to so often to admire the beauty. And thank you for your very kind comments on Facebook!
ReplyDeleteDear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteHow really gorgeous this park must be - the peonies are beautiful and thanks for sharing. I can't grow the peony here - but like to treat myself when I see them in the shops.
You asked about the writing, I did do it. Many thanks for visiting me dear friend and hope you are having a wonderful weekend.
Sending hugs from NZ, your friend
Carolyn
Dearest Miyako san!
ReplyDeleteWhat is Japanese atmosphere just beautiful Of cause your architecture are only Japanese for 100% Cherry blossoms.
We are not same as in Japan Miyako san!
Otosama & Miyako san Okaradani takusan ogenkini both of Your heart from Michiko.
Hello Miyako,
ReplyDeleteThe peonies are lovely, I think they are very luxurious when seen in a big bunch. Friends of ours grow them on a large section at the back of their home - they used to export them but I'm not sure whether they still grow them commercially now.
Many thanks for sharing these photo's.
blessings from New Zealand,
Diana
Dear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely park with such beautiful flowers. My Mother grew peonies. I love the Japanese house, too. Wishing you a happy day.
xo Karen
Hello Miyako, the peonies are gorgeous..I love all the pretty colors. Yes, I have seen them growing here. Beautiful photos, happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteSão lindas, adoro! ótimo domingo! beijos,tudo de bom,chica
ReplyDeleteSuch vibrant colours!
ReplyDeletebeautiful peonies... so many wonderful colors. such a shame the blooms only last a short while. hope all is well. have a great day~
ReplyDeleteI love peonies! We have them in Finland too. They usually blossom in June here. Thank you for sharing your wonderful peonies.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Miyako, I enjoy them and adore them, too. My favorite flower. Only reason I do not plant them in my yard is that they are so sweet they attract ants! We have a problem wit them as it is here. xo
ReplyDeleteHOW LOVELY!!!
ReplyDeleteXOXO
So many beautiful peonies in your park, doubles and singles. I have quite a few peonies in my gardens for they're a cottage favourite as seen by old farmhouses with a big clump outside the front door. I love it when mine are blooming and I cut some to bring indoors for a fragrant bouquet.
ReplyDeleteDearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and very healthy peonies you show us here. We do have several peonies but it is a struggle because of the summer heat.
Love the thatched roofing but it is fully overgrown with mosses...
Hugs,
Mariette
They remind me of cabbage roses. So very pretty. Your photos brightened this dreary morning here in the States, Miyako. Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWOW! So many beautiful varieties!
ReplyDeleteKonnichiwa, Miyako-san!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are enjoying the spring season. Many beautiful flowers are in bloom like the pretty peonies on the photos! The house in the park is very interesting because of the plants planted on its roof!
I hope you and your family are doing fine. Take care :)
We had peonies in our garden in Oregon (before we retired and sold the house). You are absolutely right -- the flowers that bloom fleetingly are all the more precious! These are beautiful -- that is a lovely Park!
ReplyDeleteWonderful place, gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteDear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteI am back from my short vacation and would finally like to thank you for your kind words and greetings in my blog! Your peonies-photos are very well done and beautiful. We have also peonies in our garden but at the moment they aren't as mature as the peonies in your park.
Hugs and greetings from Austria,
Traude
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Such beautiful flowers and colors and a wonderful variety, Miyako!! Your photos are so lovely as always!! Thank you for sharing the beauty!! Wishing you a lovely week!!
ReplyDeletedear miyako,
ReplyDeletei enjoy peonies and always linger to watch them at nurseries. however, the pictures are not loading for me, such a pity.
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Beautiful peonies. I would like some of that Japanese atmosphere. I bet the fragrance is amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh my. How varied and beautiful they all are. I have a place in my heart for the peony as we had one next to our porch in my childhood home. My Mother would sit and work on her bonsai there. She grew bonsai for many years. It is a heart break for me that she had a house fire shortly before she became ill and died so I did not get any of her bonsai. Thank you for linking into Nature Notes... Michelle
ReplyDeleteWhat glorious peonies and a lovely thatched roof on that house.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful peonies. Greetings from Romania!
ReplyDeleteMiyako ~ Beautiful place and gorgeous photography ~ love the Peonies ~ xoxo
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Oh my, the peonies are gorgeous. How lovely to see so many in one place. We have peonies here in my part of Canada, but they won't be blooming for another month or so.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking beauty!!! Stunning...and the colors are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and colors.
ReplyDeleteI like peony flower. There are some colors in your picture but there is only one crimson peony in my garden.
ReplyDeleteI got it from my mother-in-law and whenever it blooms I remember her.
Have a nice day!
What beautiful colors! Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely peonies and we have them in Romania,Europe, also!! To me - they are similar to a full Spring blooming... All the best!
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