Wild Violet | Framed Original Watercolor by Cynthia Oswald swan the wild rose attracts pollinators

the wild rose attracts pollinators throughout the summer and symbolizes natural resilience and grace

About In the Moment:

Watching my little ones grow has shown me the physical importance of slowing down and taking time to care for yourself

I would walk out to the edge of the tree limb and sit there absorbing the landscape

A soft place to rest

Wild Violet | Framed Original Watercolor by Cynthia Oswald swan the wild rose attracts pollinatorsAbout Wild Violet: Every year, our yard shifts from green to violet as these little blooms appearsoftening the edges of the season. Theyre humble but enduring, and they linger longer than most. Ive always loved their quiet strength, but theyve taken on a deeper meaning since our daughter, Viola, came into the world. Viola sororia. Native to eastern North America; these delicate purple blossoms often carpet lawns and forest edges in early spring,