Showing posts with label planting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planting. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Z Is For Zinnias


SOLD

This oil painting recently sold at the gallery in Calabash on the very same day that I planted my zinnia seeds for a wonderful 2015 crop of my favorite summer flower. I ordered the seeds from Park Seed Company in South Carolina because their seeds are always the very best. I looked at them this morning and the seedlings have emerged from their bio-sponges indoors in the bio-dome planter. I hope to paint many colorful paintings of them this summer. The sponges with the seedlings go directly into the ground. Zinnias love the sun and the heat, and we always have plenty of that.

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

spring painting sale

Wave Petunias, 6 x 6 " oil on archival panel, ©2015, Fay Terry

$85 free shipping

My spring SALE begins today and I am offering all my 6x6 paintings with a 15% discount. Let me know if one you love has the full price shown and I will change the paypal button for you. I am also including free shipping. These two great deals will continue through the month of April. I hope you will take advantage of this chance to have one of the paintings you have admired at a bargain price!

I am planting vegetables and flowers in the garden and having fun getting an early start.  These pink petunias really were bright in a shiny hot pink pack of six plants. I love these longer days when I feel as if I am getting so many things accomplished. 

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Garden Chore List

Fay Terry, SUN-LOVING, 8 x 8 " oil on museum quality panel, ©2012
SOLD
I slid this flat of Geraniums onto the driveway this morning because they have been in a holding pattern in the shade, waiting to be potted.  We may not even get to them today, but if not planted, at least they have been painted.  The minute I saw the dappled light on the drive, I grabbed my easel and started having fun.
I have been a fan of dappled light since long before I started painting.  I am not sure why it seems so magical to me but it always looks as if light has arrived to start a party and I find it irresistible.