Hardy little pansies in a bright red pot make an attractive point of colour further along Albert Terrace. I always think it's nice that people seem happy to leave pots outside their houses, right on the street. I would have thought someone might walk off with it - perhaps they're more interested in pinching the lead off the roof!
A sweet capture Jenny - the white pansies look like little butterflies! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteA pretty and attarctive picture. In French, pansies are called "pensées", which means "thoughts". If your offer some to your beloved , it means you think of him..
ReplyDeleteTubs and hanging baskets make a street so much softer and more cheerful.
ReplyDeletePensées to a loved one is sweet :)
Are they blooming now ?? Because with this unusual warm weather everything could be possible !
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely "mostly red" find. I see a trend here...
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of "pinching the lead off the roof". This is a real thing? How interesting.
ReplyDeleteI have a planter out front of my place and always water in the evening to make it messy and heavy to carry off and it seems to work!
ReplyDeleteIn places like Italy and France, pots seem to be everywhere and no one seems to bother them.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful pot of colour Jenny - pansies are such sweet flowers with their happy little faces brightening up the day.
ReplyDeleteThe detail colour in the brickwork and the flowers makes a good contrast.
ReplyDeleteHear they pinch copper wire all the time....
I admit that my pansies bloomed up until Christmas here, I had forgotten about that. They sure are hardy. ~Lili
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