After a brief stint in the high 80's (degrees) this March we are enjoying a beautiful Spring. The kind you can leave the door open all day long. There have been a few plant losses from the fall renovations and a few new plantings. Nothing major...but the blooms this year are beautiful.
Clematis
(Every garden should have one to remind you how gorgeous Mother Nature is.)
False Indigo
(Soft foliage and lovely sweet pea like flowers.)
Yellow False Indigo
(The first year this yellow variety has bloomed for me.)
Iris
(Planted near the hose valve, it is such a treat to smell each time you have to water.)
Viburnum
(Mature flowers create this beautiful Queen Anne's Lace effect.)
Viburnum
(New flowers start out lime green.)
Variegated Hosta
(Reliable, and beautiful in arrangements.)
Viburnum
(No noticeable flowers but the leaves are striking.)
Among all the fresh new foliage are favorite tools emerging from their winter storage.
19 comments:
Beautiful Photo's Renee! Wish you lived close to me, I could use a little help in that department!
your garden is looking beautiful, miss renee. you're as talented with flowers, as you are with fabric. how sweet is that vintage sprinkler?
xo
molly
Your season is much further than ours. Clematis is slowly growing up my trellis and false indigo is just emerging from the earth. I know it is coming, but your photos make me want spring NOW
Gorgeous. I cant wait to see irises again. We're slowing catching up with you. We haven't had your warm temps, but it's nice to see green around the treehouse again.
That is a cute sprinkler!
My irises are the same beautiful light purple! They were here when we bought the house. Love them.
My clemtis didn't survive last year. When I planted it, it was suppose to be purple. It was white. White flowers don't show up nicely on a white house!! LOL. I will try again
BTW, Renee, I painted the last coat on the last two doors!! WooHoo. Only I do have a few to redo a tad bit. I will get to the beadboard, doors and trim after tomorrow! Then I can have a life again!
Have a good night
You have such a beautiful garden!! Today was a warm 80's with a nice breeze! Perfect spring day! Love the vintage sprinkler!! How fun!! Thanks again for your sweet comment and purchase today!! It made my day!! Can't wait for your Etsy shoppe to open!! :) xo Heather
Gorgeous flowers!! You are quite a bit ahead of us here in the PNW. Our flowers are just getting started and iris usually bloom in June. My clemantis is about 12" high right now and won't bloom until July. Enjoy!
Your garden is lovely! I especially LOVE that Baptisia! I had that at the first little house we owned, years ago. Your clematis is really lovely too. I should get one to grow up my lamp post like some of the neighbors do.
Thanks for sharing! Your plants are beautiful! We live in an upstairs apartment and it's too cold to plant our flower pots... so until we can have flower beds of our own, I'll just enjoy looking at yours!!
Lovely photo's :)
Oh these are beautiful and a pleasure to see over our same old same old I've seen for months on end.
What a beautiful garden, you should be proud garden work is a lot of work! Great job! Hugs, Diane
Lovely photographs - great to see the beautiful colours in the garden.
Liz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Oh I do wish I liked to garden....
I shall live vicariously through you!
have a great day!!
xoxo
vivian
Beautiful flowers. I can't wait till we are at the point of having pretty flowers like yours. Love the clamatis! Glad you are having nice weather. It's super nice here in Tx too!
I love it! You are so talented.
cindy
It makes me so happy to know I'm not the only person who gets a thrill from a charming sprinkler head! Yours is perfect - love it!
On the flower front, things are lagging here in Oregon but your photos give me hope...
so pretty! And the sprinkler is cute too!
Blessings,
Susie
Renee ~ as always, BEAUTIFUL photos! And that sprinkler!!! OMG, I've gotta find one for my garden!
~Cindy
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