Hello everyone,
Now that spring is drawing near (hopefully) I am doing a little
dreaming of the beauty that lies beneath the snow in our
garden waiting for some warmer temperatures to burst
through the ground.
We have lots of daffodils and tulips to give some early color ,
and who doesn't crave color after a long winter?
We have lots of daffodils as they are good to not only return but also to multiply.
Cheerful!
I love adding garden ornaments tucked into the beds
around the garden.
Our hillside garden.
This is one of my favorite shots of our spring garden.
After the tulips and daffy's are past there is a little lull so the
forget me not's are giving a little color while we wait for all
the perennials to bloom.
I love this cement statue (Martha) that was made here locally
at J&;S Concrete Albany. We have had her for several years and
she only improves in beauty....just like the rest of us girls!
Looking down the hillside garden toward the woods and brook.
The magnolia gives some early spring color.
The alliums and lilacs on the left look pretty together as do the iris
and lupins on the top.
Hope you enjoyed dreaming along with me! It will be several
weeks before our garden has these spring blooms but with
the way time flies by it will just give me time to finish a few
projects indoors,do my spring cleaning,take a little holiday
and boom ~it's here!
We already have over 60 garden tours from Japan
booked and it is still early yet......so looks like a
busy garden season for us.
If you would like to read about the 'Making of our Garden'
click here.
Thank you for your visit and welcome to my new
followers.
Carolyn
so beauty dream :D thank you !!!
ReplyDeleteenjoy your so busy season :D
kind regards from Poland, Ewa
You're so fortunate to have so many beautiful photos of your fabulous gardens. Good to see this time of year. I can't stop buying garden magazines! But you're right it really will be spring in no time.
ReplyDeleteDear Carolyn, You spring garden is so beautiful and you are making me long for it! Of course, here in Colorado it will be mid-May before we can even think about planting. We will be moving around the end of May, so other than cleaning up our garden, I won't be planting. I so love Daffodils and Tulips! It has been a long winter and I'm ready for sunshine.
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing some to me today.
Noreen
Bajkowo...
ReplyDeleteNo one has a garden like yours! So happy for you regarding your tours!
ReplyDeleteToday's blog surely lifted my spirits - so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes, let's dream about Spring in this unique garden that seems a piece of Paradise, belive me !!
ReplyDeleteThank you for these lovely photographs, my dear Carolyn, I'm going to sleep with my soul filled with joy .. and I know, I'm going to dream of Spring !!
Gteets from Northern Italy <3
Love
Daniela
Amazing! I needed this tour. We have a -35 degree windchill right now. :-( Spring seems so far away. This cheered me up.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are my favorite flower.
Hello Carolyn....I LOVE your gardens and your sculptures.
ReplyDeleteYour large-winged angel makes my heart beat faster.
Loved your springy post. Gave me hope! Susan
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing your amazing garden!
ReplyDeleteIlove your beautiful garden adomed with lush trees and flowers are colourful. It's cold eyes.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, it amazes me to think that your garden goes from snowy drifts to this burst of color in the spring. Gardening for us is so different here in TX. I certainly admire the mix of color and variety in your garden. Thanks for sharing the day dreams. '-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gardens! Ahhh, the promise of spring! Still tons of snow here so hard to think its even close!
ReplyDeleteDD
oh what a beautiful breath of Spring. I just can't decide which are the most beautiful. They are all so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful show.
It renews faith in the renewal of life and the world of a garden.
So tranquil.
QUE LUGAR TAN HERMOSO!!!ESE JARDIN ES EL PARAIS.
ReplyDeleteY LA CASA EN ESE JARDIN!!!!
PRECIOSO SALUDITOS
Bom dia Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteAo abrir o blog agora pela manhã, me emocionei de ver tanta beleza. Fico na expectativa da primavera no seu jardim, não que não goste de ver a neve e suas lindas fotos internas, mas o colorido e a beleza da primevera na Ilha e sua sensibilidade em nos mostrar cada detalhe, me fascina.
Assim como você, estou torcendo pela chegada da primavera.
Um beijo.
Lauriane
Carolyn, your gardens are gorgeous! It has been nice temps here and I have been busy doing spring clean up the past 3 days. I think we are on the same page. I just did a garden post also. Love all of your Spring bulbs!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Carolyn, every time I see you have posted something, my heart flutters with excitement!! You and your garden are such a huge inspiration to me. I moved to my present house so I could have a garden of my own...it's been quite a challenge for me. I have been frustrated, downright distraught, excited and happy all at the same time. I look up to you, I truly do. It is so hard for me to believe you are a mother of 7 children and a grandmother as well! Amazing! I will check out 'Making of our Garden'! xoxo Jen
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, Your garden is amazing! It's great you are able to share its beauty with others.
ReplyDeleteThank-You for the tour of your gorgeous gardens. That is a lot of work, you must truly enjoy them. My dear MIL 's look the same. You both have green thumbs. She is in her glory in the garden, as you are. I am ready for Spring anytime now.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.