Flowers of my Garden

Well, I (we) just got a small garden. And most of the time in the year it's rather cold here in the Austrian Mountains. We do really burn a mountain of wood every winter, to keep it warm.
And sometimes we even have to make fire in July, when on cold days the temperatures can get as low as 8-12 degrees Celsius.
However I'll make another post on the snow and ice experiences here and show you now some flowers of which I made some photos in the last few days.

Yes, here it is the famous 'Edelweiss' ( Leontopodium alpinum ).

We got a bushle here. Snails like to eat the young ones and
it's hard to find plants that won't be eaten by snails.

Next one I don't know the name, sorry,

in the sunlight they shine so bright,
close to hurting ones eyes.

In the picture below on the left side you see an insect
(not a colibri but something behaving similar)
sucking at the blossoms.

And again some 'no name' flowers.

Now to one of my favorite places for taking a nap or a rest: my hammock.

From there you can watch the sky and the roses waving in the wind.

Take a closer look and yes, it looks like that , without makeup.

Usually I don't go for the colour of roses, but for the scent. I chose roses that have this magical something that turns a screw in the back of your head and gears you to another platform of existence. No soapy smell in the front of your nose is wanted, but a fragrance that instantly turns you happy and pacified.

Now changing the subject we get into 'dope' and 'heavy addiction': Poppies

Well, if flowers can speak, what do they tell you?

Yes, words do fail.

In the left back of the following pictures you see my 1986 Ford Truck.
(Spare me to talk about cars now).

These flowers don't talk. They yell.

And there is also this kind.

Both types of poppies are considered to be 'turkish poppies'.

Flowers playing Halloween?

And close to us do these goats live.
Please consider the pig on the right side. Named: 'Sissi'.
In the near future I'll do a post called:
The animals of my neighbours. - My neighbour animals.

See ya! Take care!