My Fuchsia's
Hello everyone.. I hope your day has been good and you all feel as happy as I feel today. I went to see my Doctor today for check up and get my results from last Wednesday's 30th May, Colonoscopy,and Monday's blood tests, I am very pleased to report all good results . I dont have to go back for another 3 months. Now to finish this post on a very happy note with a few of my lovely Fuchsia's Click to enlarge all photo's
"R.A.F" Double Rose pink veined
above"Susan Young" Mauve Semi Double
"Kit Oxtoby" Soft pink. Mauve/ Pink trailer
"Jack Stanaway" Varigated Pink/White masses of tiny flowers ..
"Jack Stanaway" Varigated Pink/White masses of tiny flowers ..
"Lord byron"Single dwarf upright cerise /very dark purple, small blooms
Labels: My Garden
posted by Jeanette at 5:37 pm
26 Comments:
Dear Jan ~~ I am so very pleased to hear that all your tests were good,
that is just great. Your fuchsias are beautiful , so all is well in your world. Take care Jan, much love, Merle.
so glad you got good results from your tests!!! I absolutely love your flowers but really wondering if you could just ship your pool here for your winter/my summer and I will send it back after our heatwave. LOL It is so humid and hot that reading about your heat running in your home and the pool covered makes me long to move to a cold climate. I am a snow person.
Glad to hear the good news. I know what it is like to be waiting on test results.
So glad to hear your good reports. Enjoyed seeing your pretty flowers.
Susan
Great News Jen! Lovely fuschias.
Rx
Jeanette,
Happy to hear of your good test results!
Those flowers are beautiful!!
Junie
What a great way to celebrate your good results - those fuschias are beautiful, I love them! Have a great weekend!
Great news for your health!!
And your fuschias are beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Jeanette, good for you. The pictures look great.
Glad all is well. Fusias beautiful.
Congratulations on the wonderful test results. What a relief for you.
Your fuschias are just beautiful. My mum loves them, too and belongs to a fuschia club, so she has all types of unusual ones.
Have a lovely weekend.
Hugs
Hi again Jan ~~ Thanks for your comments. I am glad you enjoyed The Pillow and the Blanket and the jokes and quotes. Thank you also for the Happy Birthday for John.
Take care, keep warm, Love, Merle.
Good news ! happy to read that everything is OK. I am back from Turkey and it's nice to type again on my keyboard ! The turkish one was not so easy and they had two different i's ! It took me half and hour to find that out, because I couldn't log into my blog !
I'm happy to hear the good news. I hope that you will continue to have the best of health.
It seems the flowers in your garden are rejoicing too. I love the colorful blooms.
Wonderful news on your good test results. All your fuschias are so lovely! My grandma used to grown a large variety of them too. When I was little I can remember popping the buds open with my little fingers. Grandma didn't like that one bit! (Wasn't I a naughty girl???)
:)
O wow... do you know I knew the word "fuscia" and I knew those flowers. But somehow, in my head, I'd never managed to put the two together!!
Brilliant news - lets hope that sees the end of your health probs
Gorgeous fuschias - and I really enjoy reading your blog - although apologise for not posting comments as often as I should - I have quite a long list of those I visit - and also it is pretty busy here lol
lottie
Good news on your test results! I am not much of a gardener, but isn't it winter in your part of the world? How is it that you have so many fuchsia's blooming now? Is your part of Australia kind of like the latitude where our California is located, so there are some that bloom all year? Pat planted some fuchsia plants in hanging baskets and they are just now starting to bud out. They are running a few weeks later here than they normally are.
I like the dark eyed fuchsias the best. It is generally dry here and I don't have a "room" for them... so I don't have much luck with growing them. Of course they don't winter over.
(ps. my blog will be one year old this week)
I'm so pleased to hear of the good news from your test results!!!! Excellent! You are in my prayers.
Your fuschia's are holding up real well. I don't seem to have good luck with them. Your 'Jack Stanway' is beautiful. All of them are, but I seem to take a liking to that one in particular. Cheers from me, have yourself a wonderful week! Many blessings from my kitchen to yours!!1 Take care.
Renae
Hi Jan, I am glad to hear your good news. I'm supposed to report in for my autum colonoscopy pre stuff in July, but I won't make an appointment until my knee is better.
I like your flowers. Stay warm.
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Great news about your test results! I love your flowers! I just bought a few, God I hope I can keep them alive for the summer...a green thumb I dont have! Thanks for visiting my photo hunt today!
Jan, I just read of the terrible storm damage, in your country. I'm so sorry for the death and destruction. And certainly hope you and yours, are not anywhere near it.
Hugs,
Mari-Nanci
Congratulations on your good news. Your Fuchsia’s look great
WONDERFUL news!!!!! {and yes, I am shouting...it deserves a shout... -smile-}
Lovely, lovely flowers. I love them and don't have a place to hang them, where they are 'happy.' -sigh-
And you asked about the pink flower I just posted... It's just a peony, not a peony rose. And there are *oddles* more of them, yet to blossom. :-)
Mari-Nanci
Yay for the good test results, that's just wonderful.
Your fuschias are gorgeous ... they are amazing little flowers, aren't they.
Take care, Meow
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