

A Rhododendron on the lawn down the street and Primulas poking through the debris.


Snowdrops, the first to show (and long past now) and Trillium's growing along the creek.


Crocuses and Hyacinth and a lone Daffodil in Mom's garden.



Daffodils on Ian's lawn, Forsythia and Bluebells.


Heather growing along Joyce's garden path and a sure sign of spring: Skunk Cabbages growing in the woods.

if the Home Depot says it, then it must be so
Bev,
ReplyDeleteYour photos have me drooling, almost literally. As a gardener, for me it would be Heavenly to live where you guys are ... but I'll enjoy it as a
voyeur! Oh, and to be let loose in one of the garden centres out there, well, no, that would be far too dangerous...
I'm working on dryland gardens here, which is a challenge, but fun too.
I belong to NARGS, and enjoy talking with folks who find fun in growing things from seed and stuff, but ! heck, I could do that out there too!
Will you adopt me? LOL
Faith aka I'm with Al