I love flowers. It’s astounding in how many colors those beautiful petals come and how they can please the eye as little dots of color along the way.
Of course there are little front yards and flowers on the balconies in Germany, but here in Japan I find it amazing how many flowers can fit in such a limited space. The steps to the front door becomes a garden, the backyard resembles a little jungle and the littlest space is filled with flowers.
When I walk through the streets I almost always find at least one flower I will take a photo of, so I though I might share some of my favorite ones 🙂
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I lost my heart in Japan 
Flowers are always great for pictures. These days I try to avoid taking pictures of them as I just have too many by now, okay except if there is a really beautiful one then I still need to take a pic…
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I completely understand. After I looked through my folders (from only 4 months!) I had so many pictures that I couldn’t even share them all because it would “den Rahmen sprengen” 😉
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Your pictures are gorgeous!! So many pretty blooms.
I absolutely love flowers as well. I feel like I am in the right place too because Taiwan has so many flower festivals – fields and fields of perfectly arranged flowers and awesome flower displays!
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Thank you (*^_^*)
I did see some beautiful flower in Taiwan and I think next time we will venture a little more outside of Taipei to really get to see the landscape
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