I noticed so many plants that had started growing which was a joyous surprise!!!
A lovely white Hyacinth- I don't remember these last year! Those red berries have started growing again as as the Flowering Currant-type plant and the Fennel flowers have already become prolific but in the foliage stage only. The Rosemary flowering looks really attractive and the miniature Daffodils are a riot of joy,not forgetting the cherry Forget-me-not!
A cherry blossom by my shed looks so attractive right now- I only pruned it weeks ago! A pink Hyacinth too and I always forget the names of these small pink flowers!! Anyone know?!
I can't wait to see the garden gearing up to show its best as Spring reaches us!
How is your garden faring now?
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Beautiful flowers. I can't wait to see more and see what your garden will surprise us with this spring too.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! Ours is starting to show signs of Spring, too. The magnolia is in bloom, the rosemary is flowering and cyclamens as well. The wild garlic is on it's way. There's other stuff too but I don't know what they are! x
ReplyDeletewhat a lot is going on in your garden, it's lovely xx
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We are still cold, but have many of the same blooms you do. You are much farther north in latitude, but must be warmed by the ocean breezes? Our blooming trees are just beginning to come out. Daffodils are fading. Spring is here, but it's still rather chilly.
ReplyDeleteWow, the flowers are growing!
ReplyDeleteWow! You have a lot going in your spring garden. My garden is still under a mountain of snow.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julia
A riot of colour just the thing to brighten the dreariest of days! Our new front garden is packed with tulips waiting to bloom and some established shrubs one of which is a forsythia, my favourite. The back garden is a work in progress but we have plans for that space and they are all doable 😀
ReplyDeleteIt's a joy to take a walk around the garden and see plants beginning to flowers and spot something new. In our garden it's the wallflowers grown from seed that are doing well and have a lovely perfume. Blossom is a favourite. Your pink cherry blossom is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that your garden already has so many flowers in bloom. Ours has a lot of greenery, but hardly any flowers. Except for our Winter flowering Clematis, which has hundreds (really!) flowers in it. It's really incredible, and a sight for sore eyes, even on a the greyest of days! xxx
ReplyDeleteMy garden is budding all over, but I don't have near as many blooms. I am really happy for you to have that lush garden to provide so much interest, changing every day! Glory to God!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful! My plants have just started blooming as well. I love this time of year!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers look gorgeous! Love those Hyacinths, mine are so wonky, have no idea why.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see so many beautiful colours and blooms.
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