Something Old...
Virginia Bluebells... growing in a woodland garden.
Something New...
Lady Sheila Ann Germaney Iris - new last Fall.
They're growing in the front yard, around my sister's tree.
They're growing in the front yard, around my sister's tree.
Something Borrowed?
(Well, not really - these are new, too!)
Sweet little crocus;-)
Something Blue.
(Siberian Squill)
I want you to see these little gems! Grape Hyacinths that I planted late last Fall. The first photo is a little dark. The last is taken from above. :-)
A happy spring day!
11 comments:
How nice to see things growing in your yard now. Sure looks pretty.
Shady Gardener,
I absolutely love the photo on your header! (And all your other photos too.) Haven't had much time to get around and see everyone else's blogs lately - obviously it's time I caught up.
I have some crocus just about ready to pop and a few grape hyacinths too.
Cathy
Good morning shady,
I see that while I was out of the garden that spring has completely arrived in yours. Don't you just love Virginia bluebells? I had some and then we plopped a very big boulder right on top of them, it was fall, they were hiding, ...I had the gardener's hope that they would find a way to the sun but that is not to be!
Have a wonderful day,
Gail
Happy Spring Day to you too!
EJ, Isn't it fun to have Spring arriving? I think of you so often - fondly! I so enjoy the cards you sent me... and so do others, because I'm sharing them with special people for special reasons. :-)
Cathy, You are so complimentary. 3 cheers for early Spring flowers! :-)
Gail, can I send you a couple? (or perhaps seeds?)
Tina, Thanks for stopping.
Just an additional comment: Those little grape hyacinths are two different varieties! The top one is bi-colored. I didn't order them that way, but that's what I got. Pretty cute, though! :-)
Shady - Loved the iris and blubells!
Great little muscari, as well. Thanks for the taste of spring. Deb
What a great bunch of blue.
I just planted my first Virginia bluebells last fall. Yours are lovely. I'm keeping my fingers crossed I'll see some in my yard soon, too.
Deb, (Oh, I wonder if I should admit this! I ordered a few more muscari for this Fall, already!). :-)
J, You will love your Virginia bluebells! I can hardly wait until mine grow and bloom! (I almost wrote bluem!) ha.
Your Mertensia & Muscari are way ahead of mine. That little iris is such a gem!
Thanks MMD! You've had a longer stretch of snow than we did... however, check out the forecast! :-\
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