Gratuitous artsy photo above.
Everything's coming right along.
My rhododendron is in full bore:
So pretty. Don't you wish they lasted all summer?
Our little pond. I love to hear the fountain, it's so peaceful. I've seen photos of some of your gardens and I am green with envy, they are so gorgeous. It would probably help mine if I worked in it once in a while. That sums up my picture show for today gentle readers. Carry on.
9 comments:
Oh your garden looks so lovely. It reminds me of what mine looked like a few short weeks ago. Now it's starting to look a little bedraggled. I'm so glad you shared these with us!
Your garden is beautiful, Deb~ I just love the forget-me-nots! I need to plant new tulips and daffodils next fall- they look SO beautiful in your garden- rabbits have pretty much taken care of mine...
Hi Deb
I LOVE your garden, it is very pretty. Our garden is so new that it looks really sparse, but my Mom keeps telling me to give it a few years and it will fill in. My favourite flower in your pictures are the forget me nots. But that rhododendron is gorgeous too! Have a great week
Janice
Your garden is lovely! I have always wanted one . . . maybe someday! :)
I love the forget me nots and the tulips. So pretty!! I always assumed that Canada was much colder than here in the US. Thanks for setting me straight! :) Although, Michigan is pretty darn chilly...more so than Illinois where I came from. We had a hard freeze yesterday morning and this morning as I type this rain, rain, rain. Spring....gotta love it. ;) Have a lovely day Deb!
Ooooh, your garden looks gorgeous Deb!
So pretty!
Mercedes
Deb, A beautiful garden indeed, thanks for sharing and brightening this cold, damp day in Ontario! : )
~Andrea~
Beautiful! I love your garden and all your sweet flowers. That artsy photo is great!
I am so glad you shared because you are right ... our dafodils are done. I am hoping I can find some lilacs around here but so far it is all roses (wonderful!) and peonies (stunning!).
Your garden is gorgeous! Maybe you can give us a few lessons on gardening...I'm just trying to keep one strawberry plant alive.
-FringeGirl
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