J Peggy Taylor
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J Peggy Taylor
About life, fantasy, and everything in between
Painting...is a language that speaks to all cultures.
Looking at life through writing and photography
seasonal vegetarian cooking with a side helping of food politics
Tips, tricks, and tools for gardening in a forest community
Photography Portfolio
A place with natural, environmental, healthy and ecological resources
Every day brings new adventures
Ramblings
A man with dyslexia writing about this and that and everything else!
Building a Homestead...One Lesson at a Time
The planet is our home; we need to be more responsible. Here's what I do.
thoughts from the forest
Finding my way back out of motherhood -- while mothering
crochet is my favorite fiber art and my goal is to become a real artist...
capturing memories one moment at a time
I Think I Need A Bigger Bucket!
A photographer's view of the world - words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams
Is it Lily? Lovely yellow flowers… I haven’t seen them here.
So, your son was working with wood there?
The Tete a Tete flowers are a kind of mini version of daffodils – they only grow about 6 inches high. Normal daffodils are about twice as tall. HA! yes! the wood chippings were from my son’s woodwork – it is an ongoing task tidying up 😀
Ohk… So they are called as Tete a Tete… Hmm, I have seen daffodils (in pictures)… Thanks for the details, Peggy. I love to know about plants and flowers 🙂
Ah yes, daffodils are one of our more famous Spring flowers so I thought you might have seen pictures of them. You are welcome, Sindhu. I find it interesting to learn about plants and flowers in different places too 🙂