It's a fabulous day out today, so much going on ... blink ... and you'll miss it.
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Sticky Horse Chestnut buds with a sprinkle of insects ...
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Furry fingers of Magnolia ...
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My mission to carpet the planet in pink Japanese Anemone has begun ...
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White Icicle Ribes ...
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Auricula ... sigh ... love these ...
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Primrose ...
Can't stop ... so much to do ...
7 comments:
Isn't it exciting to see all the buds bursting ? Spring is almost here.
I hear you - so much to do, so little time! My mother-in-law just gave me a bunch of her plants as she's moving, so I have lots of digging to do (not that I'm complaining about free plants, for sure!) It's so awesome to see everything sprouting and budding!
Good luck with your plan of world domination via Japanese Anemones :)
Look at all those "BUDS," A carpet of pink Japanese Anemones Sounds Fabulous!!!! I think Pink is the new black for me! hahaha JK, I think then I would look like chewed bubble gum!!! So maybe black is still the new black for me! BUT Pink is one of my favorite colors! lol!
Spring is busting out all over - tra la - long may it continue
Lovely photos, spring is really here! I am making a carpet of blue anemones, mixed with blue and white crocuses, they look gorgeous right now - much better than I thought they would :-)
A post full of the delights of early Spring. Your White Icicle is just ahead of ours Jane.
I don't think anemones need much help in conquering the world, Jane! Incidentally, I meant to say, I know Hitchen quite well - isn't that where you are? I used to live in Harpenden and once did a Geography day's field trip there. Strange but true! And another in Stevenage! Jolly exciting let me tell you. My geography teacher, who was from New Zealand, went to Fiji for his field trips. Life is like, so UNFAIR!
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