I haven't lived here for a whole year yet so I am still excited to see what each season brings.
In autumn I found myself apologising about the number of foliage photos I was posting. At that time, I didn't think the garden could be any more beautiful than when wearing its autumn tones.
Then in Winter it put on another show with those thirteen camellias that flowered in a sequence, spreading the joy. Some of these are still in flower and dropping their petals decoratively at their feet.
Of course in early spring I was overjoyed to see the bulbs appearing. But now, half way through Spring, I am overwhelmed by the garden's superfluous reaction to waking from Winterl. Well, maybe it is my own gushing enthusiasm that I am apologising for, because no-one could really criticize the garden's enthusiasm for the longer days and warmer temperatures.
Today I would like to share a mass of pink daisies...
a mass of white daisies...
a promise of good things to come with the buds of the banksia rose ( how neat and perfect they are)...
blue bells tucked behind the lavender...
maple flowers (I didn't even imagine they had flowers)
and finally, fragrantly, a little chewed lily of the valley.
Did you know that Lily of the Valley is very toxic?
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ReplyDeleteI love spring
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