Ornamental quince
'Tete A Tete' Daffodils & Pansies
'Tapestry' Pansy
White Peach Blossom
Rosemary
A Flicker
Forsythia
Hyacinth 'Pink Pearl'
Greigii Tulip'Quebec'
Grape Hyacinth
Purple Asparagus
Bloodroot
Virginia Bluebells & Grape Hyacinth
'Barrett Browning' Daffodils
Creeping phlox, yellow 'Tete A Tete' Daffodils & 'Barrett Browning' DaffodilsHopefully, this will be the first in a series of photographic Saturday garden updates.
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27 comments:
Just beautiful. I can't wait until my PA garden catches up :-) Rosie
What a beautiful garden you have! I love all of your spring flowers. The flicker - I have never seen that bird before....
Penny
I want to dive right smack into the middle of your photos! It snowed at my house all week.
Where, oh where, is Spring!
I miss my home. My Texas home - that hot, steam rising off the tarmac, mega super humid kinda Texas. It's so hot there, you can't draw a full breath until you find solace in the shade. I just freeze like a Popsicle here in Oregon. haha! Eskimo Sherri. That's me.
LOVE the photos sweets - I needed this post badly! So happy I stopped by -
xo Sher
Oh I love that white peach blossom
Alison
Lovely Photos Barbara, I'm feeling a bit sad as we are just about to enter the cold wintery season here in Australia, summer was so hot and dry down our way we missed out on masses of flowery blooms, never mind cross our fingers we will have more rain for next year, in the meantime I'll enjoy visiting your blog for my garden enjoyment
Hi Barbara,
You are killing me with this wonderful post. I am losing it here in New England. It is still very cold, and it either rains, snows or sleets. It can't make up its mind.
The only thing coming up right now are my hostas and some tini tiny purple florettes of something a friend gave me years ago and I can't remember the name. They look like little purplish daisies, but they are only about 1" wide. Maybe you would know them. (Not Grape Hiacynth)!
Enjoy your warm weather my friend.
Cath
Just gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your blooms with us. I love a walk through the garden, and yours is lovely.
I've never heard of that bird. It has such unusual markings.
Hi Barbara, What a beautiful garden. You are further along then me, my garden is still just a few inches out of the ground. I'm further north, so I have to wait longer for my blooms. Love the fact that you are doing photograph Saturday's. I will have to check back to see what you post each week.
Hello Barbara,
nice to meet you - and thanks for the mention!
x
Mistress Barbara, I see your garden grows quite well with all kinds of pretty flowers in a row! Thanks for the delightful floral photos, we are just budding out here with only a few glimpses of glorious spring. Your photos heighten my anticipation!
I don't think I've ever had that shade of pink in a pansy. And I have lots of pansies! Your flowers are gorgeous. Isn't it fun to stroll outside and see what's new everyday? Highlight of my day.
Brenda
Hi Barbara, your garden is lovely and you captured the beauty of your flowers wonderfully! You inspire me to take a few pictures of my flowers. Here in Texas our weather has been warm and the flowers love it! Thank you for sharing your garden.
Celestina,
La Rea Rose
Out blog hopping and found your blog. What wonderful, WONDERFUL photos.
We rarely get flickers, but I'm hoping to get a pic of one the year. We're no where near as far along in our spring as you are.
Hi Barbara,
I just found your blog and had to come by for a visit! It's just beautiful - all of the flowers are so lovely. I love your header photo too!!
~Erin
Hi Barbara,
Your garden is filled with such lovely blooms.
Hi Barbara,
Your flowers are beautiful and so refreshing. It seems you have a garden full...:) Mine are slowly blooming and I'm finding out which areas will be the best for planting at my new home. I've never heard of a Flicker, but it is a charming little birdie....!!!
All of these blooms are absolutely breath-taking! We still have snow on the ground - at least I can enjoy Spring vicariously through your photos.
Susan
xo
Hi Barbara,
What gorgeous flowers and photos! :) Kathryn
Beautiful Barbara! The flowers are gorgeous... I have all my flats for my vegetable garden and have been working on my Italian style garden for the deck...
Its starting to look really lovely... was going to share pics but photoshop on the blink ...
JO
All beautiful and makes me happy. Hope you are having a nice day Barbara.
Beautiful spring blooms! I love the ornamental quince. I have to look for one of those. A few years ago I planted a quince tree and last year was the first year we actually got some fruit!
Thanks for the kind comment on my blog! I will check out that OpenSource Food site!
Manuela
Such beautiful images of a gorgeous garden. It is still pretty cold in New England and even though we see a bit of buds trying to come up, and the Robins are here announcing Spring, we are still waiting for warmer weather. Your blog is beautiful. Karen
Your garden looks just wonderful! Lots of color, so very pretty. Here in southern California we are just starting to get flowers. The roses are budding, so soon, very soon...ahhh, can't wait!
xo lidy
Beautiful, beautiful pictures of your garden! The flowers are such wonderful colors!
Hugs,
Donna
Your garden is SO beautiful! I'm in awe.
Your garden is beautiful!! Love all the different colors. It will show up here soon, I hope
Michelle
Thanks for the garden tour...and I've learned the names of a few I didn't know before. A pretty way to learn!
Sara
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