A sunny Friday afternoon, camera in hand, what can I photograph? I guess the front garden will have to do!
New tulips - white, cream, pink, burgundy and a stray red.
Canadian Maple in the distance with red flowers. Paper Birch in foreground yet to come into leaf.
We're enjoying that patch of green while it lasts.
The gazanias welcoming the sunshine.
Closer view of the C. Maple which provides such stunning colour in the autumn.
View from the roadway.
Hop Bush, Lavatera and Forsythia.
ohhhh, so pretty - I LOVE the tulips. hopefully we can go see them over here in the spring,being so close to Holland and all.... they are one of my faves.
ReplyDeleteAh, spring in the garden. It's my favorite time. You're garden is looking great.
ReplyDeleteoopss, make that your. I was intending to write something different.
ReplyDeleteYou have so much color and so many pretty flowers already! I love the colors of the tulips.
ReplyDeleteAnd your lawn is a lovely shade of green. It must be so nice to have a lawn to mow again :)Or at least to walk on and for the grandkids to play on.
The lavatera is so pretty. I see it's a relative to my mallow.
I must go out and pick some beans, tomatoes and swiss chard.
Enjoy your springtime Alice!
Spring seems to be springing quite well for you already:-) Love the colours of your tulips and all your other flowers too! How lovely to see one of our Canadian Maples in your yard...ours are now starting to change colours as Autumn is fast approaching! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI loooooove tulips, and yours are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust saw the post with photos of Luca, too.... isn't he just a cutie-pie?! Good to hear you had such a happy day with him. I bet he thought puddling in your garden was fan-tas-tic!
Oh...how pretty!!! I love that brick retaining wall and the way you have planted the flowers above it. You have such a lovely yard.
ReplyDeleteThings are beginning to dry up and look barren...fall is here, but not the beautiful leaves yet...they haven't arrived yet.
I wasn't looking forward to the winter months, until I saw your pictures. Now I know what I will be doing this winter...Watching your garden grow and getting ideas for mine in the spring.
Green grass, forsythia, and tulips, oh my! Spring is definitely in the air down yonder!
ReplyDeletemy! look how that lawn has come on.
ReplyDeleteyep - less than 100 days til Christmas:
days til Christmas
Your garden is lovely. All your beautiful plants are just a backdrop to your beautiful country. Thank you, as always, for giving us an eyeful of your neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your tulips, all colors of them.
Hi Alice, you have spring - such nice photo-collection! Look at my blog this day- we have 'flame of autumn' like Marias idea.
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loved the sunshine forsythia!!
ReplyDeleteAll of the pictures are very good!!
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Very pretty pictures of your yard, from the pictures you have taken I would think I was walking through a park......so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see all the spring things, as we in UK slip towards the autumn.
ReplyDeleteOh wow suddenly spring has sprung everywhere in your beautiful garden and your lawn is still so green! Lovely photos Alice!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely place
ReplyDeleteIt sure is beautiful over their... Your yard is gorgeous, and tulip, oh my......isn't it hard to believe that when it is summer here it is winter there. But though our blogging we can share the seasons.....thanks.....
ReplyDeleteYour turf is looking great, congratulations to Richard and yourself for a job well done.
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