Welcome
…to my garden…
…poppies grown from seed given to us years ago by the good people at The Antique Rose Emporium…
…scabiosa on the verge of blooming….love to watch these open…
…the ruffled open bloom of scabiosa…
…’Belinda’s Dream’ rose…one of my favorites…drought tolerant…easy to care for… fragrant…large blooms…
…heavenly-scented sweet peas…10-12 in. stems…great for cutting…
…ferns emerging for the first time this season…planted by the previous owner of our house from transplants given to him by his grandmother…now I’m honored to be the caretaker of these ferns…
…nothing is more beautiful to me than the silvery cutwork leaves of dusty miller…
…Hinckley’s Columbine…so easy to grow…just needs a little shade…
…one of my great pleasures…picking sweet peas for the table in the morning and dropping them into one of my aqua glass bottles…
…and sweet peas for the living room…can never have too many sweet peas!
…one of my favorite things about our yard this year…the planter on my porch…all greenery in the front…
…but a bird came along and built her nest in the back of the planter…
…and now we are anxiously awaiting the arrival of 6 babies…
Hope your Easter weekend was a relaxing and enjoyable one. Thanks for stopping by today. I love sharing my flower whims with you…
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Ugh–jealous! My sweet peas have never come up! Belinda’s dream is one of my favorites too–Luke’s Dad grows them and they smell so nice.
Good work, Amy!