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| Mt. Fuji Cherry in full bloom, with the cold late spring the Candy Tuft at its base is blooming at the same time. |
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| Yellow tulips in bloom with grape hyacinth |
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| Tulip "Day Dream" |
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| Wisteria sinensis "Cooke's Special" is usually blooming two weeks from now but not this year. |
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| Tulip "Day Dream", this planting still sleeping |
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| Monkey Puzzle Tree Araucaria arckana |
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| Bloodroot Sanguinaria. canadensis forma multiplex |
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| Added the large cobalt blue pot (on left) to the pond border |
Love that cobalt blue pot! Your flowers, that are dribbling along with spring, look wonderful to me! The Monkey Puzzle Tree is very interesting, as is the Wisteria! Enjoyed my visit and your post!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and some beautiful trees.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Doc, Family and the Menagerie
from Cathy
Theanne and Baron,
ReplyDeleteInteresting is a good description of that Monkey Puzzle tree, its progress has been carefully watched by the entire neighborhood. Thanks for stopping.
Cathy,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting today. Easter will be fun this year as we are having a neighborhood Easter egg hunt for all the children and with the spring flowers it should be fun regardless of the weather.
What a gorgeous yard you have Doc. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you all. ♥
Beautiful plants and trees Doc!
ReplyDeleteHugz, Blondie
Beautiful plants! Specially tulips! I loved.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Brazil.
Beautiful! Glad to see spring has reached you,Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across your blog by way of some of my blogger friends followings. I noticed you are called much the same as myself and my husband by the grandchildren. We are called Meemaw and Poppy.I love gardening and have enjoyed reading a bit of your blog in passing.(Sue from Ky.)
ReplyDeleteDon't know what is going on with the blog world, I am having trouble with posting photo's and comments are not printing so I will try this again for third time.......
ReplyDeleteLinda,
Thank you, it is our little bit of paradise.
Blondie,
Glad you like them
Debora,
Thank you for stopping by my blog I hope to visit Brazil one day you have wonderful Orchids there.
Melodie,
Yes, I was beginning to think it would never come.
Sawn48,
Welcome and thank you for stopping. My wife always said she would never be called grandma.
Everything is blooming just beautifully !
ReplyDeleteI hope you are not recieving any of the bad Spring weather that has roared through the Southern region these past few days.
~Jo
Jo,
ReplyDeleteNo nothing like you have had. Glad to see you are well, any property damage?
Thanks for your visit today and telling me about your lizards...they're such interesting creatures!
ReplyDeleteTheanne,
ReplyDeleteI thought about getting some for the Grandchildren but the daughter-in-laws are not as brave as MeMa