With each passing day and each new blossom...
each new leaf...
and each new critter...
spring arrives in my garden!
Hurricane watch #2
5 weeks ago
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
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8 comments:
Oh Susan your blooms and sweet lady bug are wonderful! It is a glorious time of year that is for sure. Full of beauty and hope.
Have a great week ~ FlowerLady
Looks like Spring in every direction! I see Formosa and George Lindley Tabor azaleas. Neither is open in my garden but Pink Pearl is almost there.
Susan-your photos are just beautiful!My Blue-Eyed Grass has just now started to bud.
OMGosh! What IS that first blue flower? I have got to get me some of those!
Lovely images, Susan. Enjoy the season!
Hi Susan, your garden is simply
wonderful.. blooms galore!
Are those Osprey up in the tree.
We have nests up in the hickory
trees here...
Great photos of the critters also.
Sandy
Beautiful post, Susan! Spring is in your garden, for sure! I love your azaleas. Mine do not have blooms, or buds. I wonder if they're not receiving enough sun. Love you blue eyed grass!
Your garden is lovely and most inviting to the local fauna.
Gorgeous! Especially love all your critters. Seeing the interdependence of wildlife and plants is part of the magic of the garden.
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