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You would think the above photo was of a field of yellow day lilies, right?
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Well, they are planted in a fairly small strip in front of the supermarket I often shop in.
Every time the filled shopping cart is wheeled toward the car, I see these lilies and smile.
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It's impossible not to!
They are such harbingers of pure sunshiny loveliness!
The supermarket managers should be commended for adding such beauty to the lives of every day shoppers!
Hope you have a terrific Saturday from start to finish.
WHERE IS THE LAST UNLIKELY PLACE YOU SAW FLOWERS GROWING?
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11 comments:
These lilies are so cheerful.
We have a small mall in our city and they have caladiums planted in the strips between the parking rows. It's very attractive!
Have a lovely day!
Darling and I'd be smiling right there with you. I love to see wildflowers growing along the river trail that we walk on.
Leann
Unexpected beauty of flowers in unusual places gives me joy too. Several months ago I posted photos of flowers in my neighborhood growing in cracks in cement. They come back every year; some are California poppies.
Those are pretty Susan! I think something that looks pretty here and unusual is that in the middle of the expressways they grow wild flowers - all shades of red and pink. It's pretty.
Wherever you drive in my city you will see flowers along the road in between on the middle and all over the place. WE also have purple blossomed trees which are gorgeous while I drive along....such beauty!
The wild sunflowers in Colorado made me very happy. They were everywhere! Wish I could have brought some back with me. Have a great day. Tammy
Pretty yellow flowers, they just say summer.
Merle............
What a cheerful greeting for shoppers! There is a median in one of our oft traveled streets, and flowers have been set out there.
Nice unexpected surprise. A pop of color at the supermarket. It would make me smile too!
How beautiful!
Blessings,
Valerie
But a lot of them! I would do shopping every day to watch it. They are wonderful! Hooray for the supermarket managers!
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