But in the meantime, here's what's going on in the garden.
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| This is a purple hyacinth. I've never seen another one like it. It's not the deep purple (or blue) ones like you usually see, but it's not pink either. |
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| A beautiful daffodil fully opened. |
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| This didn't come out too well, but it's a double daffodil. Beautiful! |
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| The only one of my herbs to make it through the winter was the chives. And boy did they ever come back! |
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| The one purple tulip. The others aren't open yet, but can't wait to see them when they do. |
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| Pink hyacinths. |
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| White hyacinths. |
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| I saw these little toadstools for half price when I was at Rite Aid today. I had to get them. So cute! |
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| The grape hyacinths grow wild all through the grass. |
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| The forsythia, daffodils and my one lone purple tulip. |
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| The hydrangea leaves are getting bigger. Pretty soon we'll have buds and then flowers. |
oh the spring flowers and the weird weather. We've had it as well. It's warm inside but you need a coat outside. Phil mowed yesterday, the week before he couldn't because it rained most of last Sat. Read this post and the next 2....thanks for sharing photos of the library. I went out to the tulip field on Friday and of course took alot of photos of...tulips. I hope to some posted this week. Take care!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh... the aroma in your yard must be wonderful. Nothing like Spring flowers to get us excited for what's coming up.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness kathy!! look at all your gorgeous blooms.. and that daffodil never seen anything quite like that almost looks fake.. I love it.. Have a wonderful fun blessed day!!
ReplyDeleteWe have a wooden privacy fence around our house. We didn't want it to be so tall so we cut the fencing boards in 1/2 which actually gave us double fencing for the price. I love it!
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