Gardening Quote by Truman Capote

“I was a flower that bloomed and sparked way too fast. He took me in ’cause I was pretty in all kinds of colors…

— Charlotte Eriksson

“He was reaching that age, he was at the edge of it, when the world becomes suddenly more beautiful, when it reveals itself in…

— James Salter

“His nature had developed like a flower, had borne blossoms of scarlet flame. Out of its secret hiding-place had crept his Soul, and Desire…

— Oscar Wilde

“To him, she was like a flower that bloomed in the snow. Thriving under conditions in which nothing could grow. To some, she was…

— A.Y. Greyson

“Springtime, she thought, before the heat comes and crushes the leaves into pulp and withers the petals off the flowers.”

— Cassandra Clare

“Flowers that had bloomed brilliant from spring through autumn blackened under the killing frost.”

— Nora Roberts

“... every flower seems to burn by itself, softly, purely in the misty beds; and how she loved the grey-white moths spinning in and…

— Virginia Woolf

“Out in the open field of flowers, I could feel the sun and see how every golden blossom faced the light... I knew that…

— Kimberly Sabatini

“A village, even a small one, takes at least all night to burn, in the end it looks like an enormous flower, then there’s…

— Louis-Ferdinand Céline

“A flower bloomed already wilting. Beginning its life with an early ending.”

— RJ Gonzales

“But all my life—so far— I have loved best how the flowers rise and open, how the pink lungs of their bodies enter the…

— Mary Oliver

“She felt vaguely upset and unsettled. She was suddenly tired of outworn dreams. And in the garden the petals of the last red rose…

— L.M. Montgomery