And Here In All Its Glory Is The Blood Iris (Iris sanguinea Donn ex Hornem, According To Botanists)

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

Meet This Spring Flower: Calibrachoa parviflora (Juss.) D'Arcy Seaside petunia Solanaceae

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

How Did The Chaenomeles Speciosa (Sweet) Nakai Chinese-Quince Find Its Way To The Suburbs Of Boston?

Photo by MarashGirl©2022 Or could this be a Flowering Dogwood? Or possibly the Alpine-rose known as the Rhododendron ferrugineum L. LC?

A Red Tulip All the Way from Bologne?

A Red Tulip All The Way From Bologne Flowers Along The Shores Of The Charles River On A Sunday Afternoon In May

Photo by MarashGirl©2022 Possibly the Tulipa agenensis DC. or, translating into English, the Red Tulip of Bologne!

Solomon's Seal Graces Marash Girl's Front Garden!

See below the Polygonatum multiflorum (L.) All. ... better known as Solomon's Seal!

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

The Japanese Flowering Cherry Blooms Throughout New England!

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

Giving Cheer On A Grey Day. . .

"We flower no matter what the weather!"

                                                                            Above Photo by MarashGirl©2022  

 

"Do I really have to shovel all this snow?"

                                                                                    Photo by MarashGirl©2022

                                                    

Is The Barometric Pressure Dropping?

Feeling down? Is the barometric pressure dropping? Guess what!  Apparently, when the barometric pressure drops, some women sense that drop in barometric pressure, and feel "down" as the barometric pressure heads downward.   

This fact was brought to light by a neighbor who is a psychiatrist . . .  and a woman!

If you're feeling down, perhaps you should consider repainting your house!  (See tomorrow's blog post!)

18 Inches of Snow Predicted For This Weekend!

Eighteen inches of snow predicted for this weekend? How do you like them apples? (to use an old expression. . . ) Or should Marash Girl say, "How do you like them snowflakes?"

Broadleaf Wood-Sorrel ( Oxalis Latifolia Kunth Oxalidaceae) Wishing All Of Marash Girl's Readers A "Happy Thanksgiving"!

Photo by MarashGirl©2021 N.B. These flowers couldn't wait until Thanksgiving, so they bloomed last week on the eastern side of Marash Girl's abode.

This Wild Rose Brightens The New England Autumn

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

November Along The Shores Of The Charles River

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

PUMPKINS GALORE At A FARM IN SHERBORN, MASSACHUSETTS!

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

Don't Forget To Look Up . . . Especially During A New England Autumn . . .

Marash Girl just can't stop celebrating the beautiful autumn we are having in New England!

Above Photos by MarashGirl©2021

Seeking The Perfect Halloween Pumpkin At A Farm In Sherborn!

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

An Ancient Wagon Wheel Finds Its Way To Newton Corner . . .

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

Original Art In An Empty Parking Lot

Blogpost for April 16.

Photo by MarashGirl©2021 Good thing Marash Girl got the above photo several days ago! See photo above this blogpost for today's weather in New England . . . !!!!

Missing Autumn In New England?

Here's a great recipe for Pumpkin Bread! Don't have any pumpkin? Following the recipe for Pumpkin Bread, and, ensuring that all ingredients are at room temperature, simply substitute equal amounts of cooked, peeled, seeded, and mashed butternut squash (at room temperature) for the pumpkin called for in the recipe, [the oven should be preheating while gathering the ingredients and preparing the batter,] place the batter in well-greased baking pans, bake, let sit for a few minutes before removing from pan, serve, and the aroma will take you right back to autumn in New England! Marash Girl followed her own advice (above), and the Butternut Squash Bread came out even better than her Pumpkin Bread!

"Something there is that doesn't love a wall . . ." or a fence!!!

With Marash Girl's appreciation (and thanks) to poet Robert Frost! Photo Taken in Newton Corner by Marash Girl