The WG magic speaks first, unhindered

Hello. 🙂

While I was taking the time to select from among the postings of The Waltz Garden, there were some starting from the beginning of 2020, that stood out. Actually, there isn’t any that does not stand out. These simply became instances that could be chosen from a beautiful list, where nothing deserves to be ignored. This selection is an outline, for what serves as my inspiration. Therefore, quite appropriately toward the end of this selection, you will find the entire Twitter Timeline from The Waltz Garden – the chronology of a real, magical place.

It seems I have already spoken enough. There is another post, to follow immediately after the one you are reading on this website. Now, let us have the WG magic speak first, unhindered…

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Photos of the garden last night. Climbing fragrant jasmine, red primrose & rhododendron. pic.twitter.com/qtQDORtnep
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) April 8, 2020

Being told to ‘isolate’ or ‘distance’ is now a frequent request. That’s quite the opposite for seeds this time of year where you can cram as many as you like into a soil patch or a balcony pot. Now it’s warming up, they’ll grow quite quick! And they really are pleasant company! pic.twitter.com/lH8F6Ke0Hd
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) April 5, 2020

Thanks @TheGBGardenShow

Wonderful to see kids gardening during this unprecedented time. https://t.co/mypIEqRKNC
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) March 29, 2020

Catherine (mom), Francesca, and Alexander

Who needs a watch when Flowers tell the time? Some 18th century gardens tried to do exactly that! Certain plants were sequentially arranged to match when flowers open & closed at particular times of the day. Here’s the guide botanists followed-known as ‘Flower Clocks’. Wonderful! pic.twitter.com/qx4umUp8E2
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 27, 2020

There’s something very special to just pop outside & pick flowers for your home from your own garden/patio. They look & smell better, & last longer in a vase! They simply do. Your garden plants will grow back too! Why not give it a go? Here are examples of our morning pickings! pic.twitter.com/8GJ2Iuj37E
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 23, 2020

1889: Vincent Van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo when he was penniless after an illness: “You know Jeannin has the peony, Quost has the hollycock, but I have the sunflower, in a way.”

My dear Vincent, you definitely did. Little did you know how wonderfully important they are!! pic.twitter.com/oZ40eQarp5
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 22, 2020

If all Earth's history were compressed into an hour, flowers will have existed for only its last 90 seconds. They are extremely young in geologic time. Their only focus is to bloom. Let’s hope they learn to grow old with us! pic.twitter.com/rEv0SbCXTr
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 20, 2020

Nature expresses mathematical rules everywhere! This is beautifully expressed in the spiral pattern of seeds on a Sunflower that match the famous Fibonacci rule exactly.. where each entry is the sum of the preceding two…0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, etc. #mathsinflowers pic.twitter.com/OvSssAxBIH
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 16, 2020

A true flower story. In 2011, Clement was clearing out his Fathers flat after he died. He was surprised to find this old wooden box which had belonged to his Grandfather during war. Clement knew nothing about his Grandfather other than being wounded, captured & a prisoner in WW1. pic.twitter.com/h4Jofn4Jxi
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 8, 2020

Zinnias are one of the FASTEST growing from seed that LAST LONGEST as a Cut Flower in a vase! They grow back super quick too for only more flowers! Weeds find it difficult to grow round their base as they shade soil with their fast growth quick! An easy great flower to try! pic.twitter.com/pjYpvtw5uk
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 4, 2020

The nights are already getting longer, and our flowers will soon be drinking in those dreamy sunsets again….. pic.twitter.com/1AohVpMiB8
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) February 1, 2020

Every New Years Day, I have a tradition of cutting Forsythia branches. Just put them in a vase (sunny indoor spot) & not long after, the buds transform into the most wonderful yellow display! Why not try if it you have this plant in your garden? It will brighten your room soon! pic.twitter.com/n6ej08ocGJ
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) January 1, 2020

Happy New Flower Year! Whatever your style, may 2020 seeding be a roaring colour of joy and success! pic.twitter.com/HxA08VUgNg
— The Waltz Garden (@WaltzGarden) January 1, 2020

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My only suggestion is, as you may think, that you are coming close to the end of this chronological record of the Waltz Garden: Please, don’t rush through it. Take your time. Go back and forth through this experience. As you can see, I have added virtually nothing to the postings from The Waltz Garden; merely highlighted a few instances, and allowed the garden to express itself. In the next post, of this 2-part series, I will share with you some of my own thoughts. Thank you, for your time and attention. Along with gratitude, best wishes, to The Waltz Garden.

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