(but they're hiding behind some other plants so we have to look for them.)And we have an anemone open:
It's being shaded by the Giant Squills.I can hardly wait until the sparaxises are blooming. They're such a happy flower!
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Spring is in the air
Our spring-flowering bulb garden is starting to bloom! We have some little daffodils:
(but they're hiding behind some other plants so we have to look for them.)
And we have an anemone open:
It's being shaded by the Giant Squills.
I can hardly wait until the sparaxises are blooming. They're such a happy flower!
(but they're hiding behind some other plants so we have to look for them.)And we have an anemone open:
It's being shaded by the Giant Squills.I can hardly wait until the sparaxises are blooming. They're such a happy flower!
Spring is, apparently, also in the dirt.
ReplyDeleteIt's getting to be spring here, too. Our low last night was up to 18.2 degrees, and the ice floe on the sidewalk on the north side of my house has shrunk to 2.5 inches thick!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so pretty. Keep posting pictures as they appear!
maggie
I found about 5# of unplanted daffodils last weekend, so Xian and I quickly buried them in some lovely soil. They have yet to be dug up. so maybe we will have a few flowers this spring.
ReplyDeleteYou guys got Spring Fever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngBNklagsHQ
ReplyDeleteOh, Colleen, you can't imagine how much more I appreciate spring now. I love spring. Thanks for the educational film.
ReplyDeleteIf even one person learns the true meaning of spring(s), my efforts will have been worthwhile.
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