In the middle of this month from three houses, Crape-myrtle with two colors♪
Crape-myrtle, we call this flower "百日紅、サルスベリ. saru suberi"
These two Japanese names have different context even if we call both characters "saru-suberi". First Chinese Character means "redish for 100 days" and second one means "monkey slip" due to the tree sap. Although dictionary said not exactly so, this tree does have slippy skin.-:) And I'm introducing PINK color for Friday's Hunt meme.
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Coincidentally, the owner of this house and the 3 dogs were inside the garden.
She kindly allowed me to take pictures of her babies as well. |
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Pink one from different house.
The name of the tree was put beside the tree for the kids to be able to read. The old owner told us that he used to be a school teacher
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White one from different house. |
*Moon for the Sky Watch link from 20th*
We've been busy with helping public procedures for our relatives, my cell-phone and eye trouble, soba guests etc :-) From tonight, I'll try hard to visit you. So sorry for my absence. Planning to see you here in a week♪
"Our World Tuesday", "WATW", "Flower Wednesday",
Hello Miyako, I love the pretty crepe myrtle. The three dogs are adorable, cute photos. Awesome moon capture! Lovely images! Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeletebeautiful crape myrtles! like her gate and her sweet pups made me smile!
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako!:)Your pictures of the beautiful Crape Myrtles are lovely, and the dogs looking out from the fence are cute captures.:)
ReplyDeleteHoi Miyako. I love the pink blossom-tree. Very nice. Also the white fence and the dogs. Eye trouble? Tell me about that! Big ug from Western Europa ( so warm here now).
ReplyDeleteNice flowers en sweet dogs I love the string rosses and buterflies..Greetings, joan
ReplyDeleteThe white fence with the decorative flowers is quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series. I love the display of the three dogs with their noses poking though the fence.
ReplyDeleteHowdy Miyako!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any Crepe Myrtles in our yard but boy they sure are beautiful and wishing we did. Each week you provide us with a bit of knowledge which I appreciate. I like learning something new each day if I can. Those three dogs are really photogenic.
Hi, Miyako san. Your Saru suberi flowers are so pretty! They look extra beautiful with stunning blue sky in their back! We have very similar looking trees in our subdivision. One tree with white flowers and one with reddish, visible from our deck. I never knew the name but now I think they might be Saru Suberi :-)
ReplyDelete旦那様の伯父様がお亡くなりになったのですね、大変でしたね。心からお悔やみ申し上げます。Miyakoさんも旦那様もお身体大事になさって下さいね。I wish you a beautiful weekend xoxo Tamago
I love crepe myrtle blooms. Your photos are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love crepe myrtles. They probably are in my top 5 fave flowers.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Those Crepe Myrtle trees are stunning. The nice white gate and fence complimented the pretty pink blooms nicely. - What cute little dogs.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your lovely photos very much.
Hello Miyako,
ReplyDeleteYour photos are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing, and I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Hugs.
Fabulous! The crepe myrtles are gorgeous and that moon shot is so clear. How very sweet of your neighbor to let you take photos of her babies. They are adorable! Great post Dearest Miyako, and thank you for once again linking to Today's Flowers. I wish you a very happy week and I do hope your eye problem is no longer an issue.
ReplyDeleteThe PINK blossom is so pretty and I love the dogs. Pop in and see my selection this week and I hope you have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako, I love the sweet doggies. Pretty crepe myrtle. Lovely post and photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
Dearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteAha, we do have a lot in common as the crape myrtle grows here very beautifully in Georgia, even along the Interstate they planted them.
We have white and purple ones and first the big white one was alongside the driveway.
Because of the very sticky tree sap, from the flowers that got on our cars and was nearly impossible to get rid of. Also on the tiles of our balcony. The dripping is the waste or "honeydew" of small insects called aphids. But we have it now growing in the lawn, behind our gazebo where the sticky stuff cannot do any harm.
Love your puppy photos, they way you frame them in is darling.
Sending you hugs,
Mariette
Good morning Miyako, I always enjoy stopping by here to read all about what's happening in your world, and to take pleasure in the lovely views of nature and life all around you! Take good care of you, Karen
ReplyDeleteThe crepe myrtle trees are beautiful! And it is fun to see the different neighborhoods around your home.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteSmile - didn't know that about the monkey slip! The crepe myrtle is so beautiful - can't choose between the white and the colored blomms. Many thanks for sharing them with SEASONS! The moon capture for Sky Watch is stunning! Have a great week and "see" you back very soon!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pink flowers! I love the dog inhabitants of the home as well. Thanks so much for joining Friday's Hunt. Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Miyako,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed my walk around your neighbourhood today, the crepe myrtle trees are very pretty, cute dogs too.
Happy Mosaic Monday!
Maggie
hi Miyako! gorgeous blooms and lovely dogs! have a lovely week!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful explanations...very interesting. The crape myrtles are such a pretty blossoming tree and I also enjoyed the unique mosaics shared...the garland of photos was charming!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteCrape-myrtles are so pretty. I love them -- until they start dropping their leaves into my pond! It keeps me busy and moving! So sorry to hear you are continuing to have eye problems. Love the moon! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako
ReplyDeleteWe have been out of touch for most of summer and I envy the gardener who can grow crape myrtle, pretty flowers but not adapted to my Canadian zone.
The 3 sweet dogs were nice to share as well.
I have been inspired to try to grow Crepe Myrtle here on Vancouver island - it is so very lovely. You certainly have lots of choice where you are, with the pink and the white. I hope that things settle down for you soon - don't worry about visiting and commenting. Those are things for more leisurely times.
ReplyDeleteHi Miyako! Crepe Myrtle is prtetty and fascinating - but cannot be grown here in Finland. Thank you for letting me admire its blooms here. Have a lovely week!
ReplyDeleteHi Miyako San!
ReplyDeleteYour picture are beautiful craps myrtles.The nice white gate and fence complimented the pretty pink blooms nicely I wish you are very happy week!
Have a lovely days!
We had raining for so many years but very soon I hope I can golfing soon!
Have a Lovely week!
Michiko
Good evening Miyako. How beautiful the flowers are and how cute the dogs are. I am sorry about your eye troubles, I will go back and see if I can read what happened.... Please I hope your eyes will be better soon ...Michelle
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako,
ReplyDeleteCrepe myrtles come in such pretty colours. How lovely they are in your photos. I hope you can relax soon and enjoy the quieter autumn season.
Crepe myrtles do very well in Melbourne too. Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at the Floral Friday Fotos meme, I look forward to your next contribution.
I love your blog; hopefully you’re able to start it up again! -from Miss Elle-
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