Hello everyone,
After a few coo; wet days we had a
beautiful warm sunny day today so
I took a few shots in the garden to
share with you.
We have hundreds of daffodils
blooming in the garden now
in many different varieties.
full bloom as well.
and adding their sweet fragrance.
also in bloom.
lutea in the background.
Snakehead fritillaria
The Hillside Garden is a mass
of spring color.
A softer shade
A spring collage;;
We are expecting some some nice weather
so the garden will change quickly from
now on.
Hope you enjoy the test of your week!
Carolyn
11 comments:
Such pleasure your garden brings! Love that collage with the tree in bloom in the center. Wish I lived next door!
It is "happening" at the Aiken Gardens! And it is wonderful!
Your garden is amazing!In my garden blossom the roses!
Lovely! Thanks, Carolyn.
Wishing you a beautiful day,
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
Spring is so beautifull in your garden dear Carolyn...
In mine, wisterias begin to bloom and is fabulous but the weather is again cold, too cold! That's Belgium!
Lots of love...
Dear Carolyn,
How lovely to see the spring flowers put on such a glorious show...isn't nature grand? Just a comment about the Frittalaria...we commonly call it the 'Checkered Lily' which seems to be a prettier and more descriptive name for the lovely flower. Alas as a 'lily' it is a food source for the dreaded red lily beetle that has invaded our province in the last number of years. I must be vigilant and check the plants daily for any signs of the beetle, larvae or eggs. Your garden is delightful in every way and a source of inspiration...thanks for posting!
Cheers, Alayne in Winnipeg
Your garden is wonderful as always, and I especially love the bird bath with the children on the bottom.
Ooo I really want to go to her charming and beautiful garden ...this garden is the best in the world ...:)
Spring has finally sprung for you!! You have one of the most beautiful gardens ever! Enjoy!!
Your spring garden is lovely! It is very warm already here in Northern California my pink hydrangeas are in full bloom. The roses have bloomed already and ready to prune. I always forget your spring is a little later than ours here. Your garden is the most beautiful garden and I love all your tea garden pictures too! Hope your doing well Carolyn! God Bless! :) Deanae
What kind of foxtail is that? I've never seen one like that and I'd love some in my garden.
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