Summer Snowflakes (leucojum aestivum)

 

'Kingston Cardinal' hellebores

 

Yoshino Cherry and Sophie

(As always, click on the photo to embiggen.)

 

    Robin

    5 Responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Spring Sprang”

    1. Nate Armstrong Says:

      Oh my goodness. . My wife would DIE for a beautiful Yoshino Cherry like that …and for Sophie! lol!
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    2. Benita Bowen Says:

      Thanks, Nate for recommending this gorgeous, fun site. I’m a fan and thank you, Robin.

    3. door251 Says:

      Hey,

      Love the blog, you def have a new follower.

      I was wondering if you knew what kind of plants are good for heavily shaded gardens? we have a tiny tiny city garden, but it is surrounded by big oak trees which i suspect are sucking the life out of everything, couple that with it not getting an ounce of sun and me being a complete novice, i’ve no idea what to plant in there, everything from last year died.

      thanks for your help!!

      door251.com

    4. Madeline Salmon Says:

      Lovely pictures. I am beginning a new vegetable garden and would like to invite you to follow my blog, Gardening Upstream.
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    5. Kate Rose Says:

      You have an amazing garden pictures. I love Sophie’s shot in the last photo and the cherry tree, so lovely! I am growing roses in my garden and I bet roses are great addition to your garden too. :)
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