We are having a lovely stretch of sunny weather, so I thought this sunny bouquet would be appropriate! I actually don't have that many daffodils in my garden...something I really hope to remedy this fall. :) Close-ups... A glimpse of the gardens. We had a freeze a couple nights ago, and I was worried that the tulips and hyacinths wouldn't survive, but most of them did. Even the daffodils were drooping early that morning, but they revived quickly when it warmed up. I did lose most of the heliotrope and several dahlia plants however. I left them in the greenhouse under cover, but they still froze. There are lots of hyacinths in bloom, along with a primrose, but the glory-of-the-snow is fading fast. There's also a picture of one of my rhubarb plants, which I started from seed last year. They are amazingly easy to grow! I hope you all have a beautiful week in your gardens. Do stop by and see what others have gathered today at Rambling in the Garden!
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5/14/2018 08:20:46 am
A fabulous spring vase that reminds me of my garden....May has been warm here so we have been lucky to avoid a freeze so far. Our early flowers are so resilient which is why I love the early spring flowers.
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5/14/2018 11:15:18 am
Look at all the spring bloom! All the hyacinths just made me smile. Beautiful. We had warm temperatures and then two days ago we have 30F weather and I was worried about my tulips and daffodils. But thankfully, they are ok.
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