There are some plants coming up and I managed to take some photos.
Giant alliums. These have multiplied many times since we first planted them. Kim and I both enjoy this plant and I dug up the bulbs and spread them throughout the garden last fall so I'm looking forward to the effect this spring.
Most of our daylilies are established and perform well during the summer.
The desert candles (Eremurus), tulips, and poppies are also optimistic about spring.
There's a saying in Boise that spring hasn't arrived until the snow has completely gone from Schafer Butte. As you can see even from our little garden patch, our view of the mountains still shows plenty of snow up there.
This little crocus blooming amid the lawn really made me smile.
Hope everyone has a great week.
4 comments:
When flowers bloom bright the heart feels light! Your garden is waking up from it's deep sleep!!
I would see these images back home in Canada in May..now that I am here in Arizona my heart is singing seeing all the desert in SPRING!! hugs NG xo
Your tulips seem to be further ahead than mine. At least I also have crocus blooming:) I hope you feel better soon!
Yes, it really is Springtime In The Rockies. All the new growth, clean up trees and shrubs and prune the roses. It is so good to see these things again. The greenhouse plants are coming along just fine. Planted some heirloom tomatoes for Robin and the basil is looking good. Do you need any basil or tomatoes, Victoria? Just some thoughts on this rainny, spring day.
---- Bob
How nice your garden looks already, snow is still covering our gardens tho it is slowly melting.
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