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As you drive up and park . . . |
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walking up our front walk
WELCOME!!
Coming in the north side . . .
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back yard, accompanied by Slippers . . . |
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Columbine volunteer! Beautiful basket of gold. |
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Lavish rhodie . . . |
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So pretty!! |
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Sunlight creeping into the back garden . . . |
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Solomon's Seal in front and fennel'sfeathery fronds in the raised garden |
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Heighth of the season for Epimedium . . . |
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Garden gate from back to south side yard . . . |
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Beautiful volunteer under the front window . . . |
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Deadheading needed but love the bridal veilspirea, dark red of peony, tulips, narcissus andgrape hyacinths at the base of the Crepe Myrtle. |
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I see a rhubarb pie in the near future . . . |
Thank you for stopping by.
Wow! Your yard belongs in Better Homes and Gardens! How lovely this time of year! Happy to see that on your side of the country the weather is acting like Spring! We had a few inches of snow Monday which killed off the few flowers that survived the last freeze here. So sad. Thank you for sharing your pictures....gives me hope for my garden next year!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing! The flowers in my neck of the woods are still sleeping...you know what they say about Maine...it's "life in the slow lane." We should be seeing those lovely colors within the next few weeks.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful gardens. I love all of your pictures! I have a few plants that need deadheaded as well, but that is a tedious task I usually put off as long as possible. :)
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful yard you have! The flowers are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing beauty!!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow - thanks for sharing a bit of your world with us. The photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the kind comments. I should have put a disclaimer in that you are not seeing all the yard. We do have a bit of a wilderness in one area and there is much weeding yet to be done. It's work but after living in apartments for the first 17 years of my adult life, it's still a thrill to be able to work in the yard and have things GROW!!
ReplyDeletewow wow wow!! Soooo gorgeous!! Your photos and your flowers are amazing!! After leaving the mountains for the desert I have been homesick for green and flower gardens. This is beautiful . .thank you for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteHey I love your garden.
ReplyDeletein the background of the photo with Slipper, what is that interesting bush?
It looks a bit like Pierus..?
Hi Hannah:
DeleteIt is indeed a Pieris. I cannot remember the cultivar. We have a Mountain Fire cultivar in the front yard - I think this may be a Forest Flame but am not sure. They are beautiful shrubs.
Thanks for asking.
crepe myrtle was the giveaway - too cold where I am for those beauties to survive our winters. see them when we go to the Jersey shore though. your garden is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis area isn't known for Crepe Myrtles - they're beautiful in Washington DC. In this area they bloom really late but aren't as splendid as elsewhere. I had to try one though!!
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