My gardens May 25
My gardens are alive and well. I do love this time of year.
Largest square: blue columbine (Aquilegia), a plant that spreads itself by seed in my gardens.
Moving clockwise: Soloman's seal (Polygonatum) is an elegan plant that grows well in the shade; pasque flower (Pulsatilla) seed heads that grow well on a sunny bank; lilac (Syringia vulgaris) that's blooming profusely in a dry corner of our yard; bridal wreath spirea that also survives in a dry area; and 'Purple Sensation (Allium) an ornamental onion that flourishes, even amongst weeds. (Which reminds me, I sure do hope I find some time to pull a few weeds this week!)
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16 comments:
You sure know how to collect the spring into your photos! Gorgeous photos! what a lovely time we now have! :)
Gorgeous collage EG. all beautiful spring flowers but the blue columbine is so special..hmmm! I must find out if we can grow them here.
Really like the blue of the columbine. It must stand out in the garden.
Darla
What beautiful blooms. So colorful! Wish I could see your garden in person!
beautiful bouquet :)
It wasn't too long ago we were bemoaning the fact that it was cold and wet and we were never going to see Spring arrive---but now look at all the beautiful flowers and colors. Anticipation!! MB
Beautiful blooms, a terrific collage!
lovely photo collage, such pretty colours!
So many pretty flowers. Your garden is so healthy and colorful. I never knew there were ornamental onions!
You have some beautiful flowers in your garden. Great shots.
So beautiful . . .
thank you.
-h-
Spring is a lovely time of year, love these shots of your pretty flowers.
Beautiful blooms and images! Lovely nature mosaic.
It's not quite June yet, but your garden is "bustin' out all over".
At least all the rain is helpful... I read your posts carefully to I'd new things... Michelle
Love this collage...
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