Banana & Coconut

Bringing this older post back up to the top,
just in case others might want to 
look for these really cute cupcake liners
that came with the flower picks.



I'm using my egg plates
to hold these treats.

I found these cute cupcake liners at Wal-Mart
so I made banana cupcakes!They came with the matching little flower picks, too!

I used paste coloring...
violet, rose, leaf green & sky blue.
Lord, please let me live long enough
to use up all the colors I have?
That will make for a very long life!

This cut glass egg plate, below
holds candy filled eggs
for the grandchildren.

Don't you just ♥ all these
bright spring colors?

Thanks for visiting The Gazebo House!

Before you go, please help yourself to a cupcake

I'm having one with a cup of tea right now.
Have a great start to your week!

fondly,

Tulips on Mosaic Monday

"Just living is not enough...

one must have sunshine, freedom

and a little flower."

~Hans Christian Anderson

"Bring the tulip and the rose,

While their brilliant beauty glows."

~Eliza Cook

"The tulip's petals shine in dew,

All beautiful, but none alike."

~James Montgomery, On Planting a Tulip-Root

"Life is the flower

for which love is the honey."

~Victor Hugo

"Flowers are love's truest language."

~Park Benjamin

"A flower touches everyone's heart."

~Georgia O'Keefe

"Clean as a lady

cool as glass

fresh without

fragrance

the tulip was."

~Humbert Wolfe, 1924

Thank you, Mary, for hosting

Mosaic Monday.

Please join Mary & others at the



Little Red House



My tulips have been especially beautiful this year.
Next to bloom will be the iris & the lily of the valley, along with the peonies.
I hope you saw or read something here today that lifted your spirits &
made you smile or somehow brightened your day.

fondly,

Spring has Arrived in Ohio!

Many of you have been posting photos of your beautiful spring flowers for awhile but here in Ohio, they are just starting to bloom.



I really missed all these lovely flowering bulb plants when we lived in Florida for 10 years.

Without that cold spell of winter weather,
they just can't grow them down south.

This is our reward for enduring
three solid months of cold & snow!

Planting these daffodils & hyacinths was
one of the first things I did when we moved into our new home.

Soon, I'll have lots of RED & YELLOW tulips to share!

I'm joining Mary at the
Dear Little Red House
for Mosaic Monday.
Follow the link to see lots more pretty photos.
Thank you, Mary, for hosting this gathering.

Thanks for stopping by the Gazebo House.
You're welcome to pop in anytime!