Hello everyone,
Although it has been cooler here the past
few days the garden is growing daily.
At this time of year there is a lot of
brown in the garden but in my minds
eye I am seeing the beauty that is
coming soon!
I love the riot of color that early
spring brings each year.
Our hillside garden is a mass of daffodils
every spring.
It doesn't take long for the
ground to be covered with
perennials of all kinds.
A watering can filled with a
fresh bouquet of colorful
tulips.
spring shots.
This enclosed garden calledMartha's Garden is a favorite
spring spot to have tea or lunch
in the garden as it is sheltered.
So, how is your garden doing?
I hope you are enjoying some
warm sunny days with lots of
promise for beauty to come....soon!
Thank you for visiting and for
your lovely comments on my last post.
Carolyn
Oh my God. What o beautiful garden.
ReplyDeleteI'm deligted:)
Hello!
ReplyDeleteSpring is beautiful in your garden. You are a fantastic gardener.
I really like watching your garden.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
janicce.
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteyour garden looks wonderful! So many beautiful spring flowers! I especially like the last two pictures. I love the enclosed garden with the mirror!
Best wishes,
Lisa
I like your most favorite. Very nice
ReplyDeleteWow!Very very beautiful!I am delighted with your gorgeous garden!Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is beautiful! I received my copy of Victoria magazine today and saw that you and your beautiful property were featured! How wonderful! It would be lovely to be able to meet you sometime and see your garden. I live in Fredericton on Fredericton Station Road. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLinda - from tintenfleckstudio.com
Beautiful...I love the yellow and orange combination!!!
ReplyDeleteA "riot of color" is so right!
ReplyDeleteSpring there has to be beyond stunning.
Happy gardening! : - )
A cheerful way to start the day. Thanks, Carolyn! XO
ReplyDeleteI saw in your previous post that you featured the pretty teacup "Royal Albert American Beauty." Glad that it made it safely from St. John's to Quebec City to PEI! Lol And, who knows from where it traveled before that because I found it in an antique store. Oooo, if only teacups could talk, my friend! So much history embedded in their pretty porcelain rims...EnJOY!
Wishing you and Andrew a beautiful weekend,
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
Absolutely gorgeous, Carolyn! Thank you for the inspiration. I am planning a large new bed and thinking ahead, was trying to figure out what color tulips would look best with an abundance of daffodils. You have helped me decide! 😊
ReplyDeleteMy garden is also a riot of color. It is like "as if by magic" overnight it turns to spring and beauty.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous Carolyn! Have a blessed weekend ahead. xoxo
ReplyDeletejust received my Victoria snd am always thrilled when our cradle i the waves is ever written about. I live in Schurman's Point now but gor decades we lived in my husbands heritage family home our son bought it ftom. us and it is in Linkletter Community and yes we are Linkletter's... Your gardens are amazing....
ReplyDeleteI wish I had green in my thumbs but alas I do not......
Can people visit your gardens?
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteit is also cold here in North-Germany, at the North-Sea.
We are waiting for the flowering spring, too.
Thank you for your dreamlike photos and let us hope together,
that this beauty will be back in a short time.
Best wishes, Siret
My garden came up timidly and then it got 80 degrees and it just popped in one week and now there are tulips with perennials! It is so green! I just love spring and your garden Carolyn. The orange and yellow are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSherry