The big tree coming into leaf
A carpet of camellias
Mum's Maple
Bank of bluebells
Andrew's jasmine
Old faithfuls.
The light is just too bright but mustn't grumble.
Can't wait for this beauty to bloom
A nice surprise.
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- Pat
- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
10 comments:
Your garden seems to be on a different setting from ours!
Everything is already happening.
We do have blossom on the trees but nowhere near as much of the other finery.
Some of the chestnuts in my town have just got their leaves starting to come out!
However, as I look out the window, it is actually snowing at the moment...
Beautiful, Pat! Your garden is miles ahead of ours. Bluebell leaves are up, the Camelia is just bursting and the Oak and Ash are still not out!
so lovely! the only flowers in my garden right now is the star jasmine outside the breakfast room window! i fear the only flowers i'll see will be the blossoms i bring home from the market! ;) xoxoxo
Oh My Goodness, I love (and envious)
of the bank of bluebells.
Lovely.
cheers, parsnip
Beautiful, as is usual with your garden. :-)
XXX
Our bluebells haven't come out yet, the daffs never appeared at all.
your garden is looking good
Mine is beginning to look lovely too! Yours is beautiful - so cheerful.
Sx
Rashbre: one of the reasons we retired here - a stark contrast to the Yorkshire Dales weather wise.
Kim: even here the last few days have been nippy.
John: come west young man!
Savannah: there must be at least one plant that thrives in the area. Once you discover what it is you will be abloom:)
Parsnip: and the joy is they need no care and attention.
Maurcheen: I don't show the messy bits.
Helen: thanks. If it's later it lasts longer.
Scarlet: that is its function to cheer and sustain me.
Nothing beats a garden as lovely as this, nothing.
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