with all. If you have been out in blogland then you know everyone is showing off all their spring blooms, although I don’t have many I do have several things growing in my yard.
My Zinna’s are starting to poke through the dirt
and so are my cucumbers and squash.
I usually don’t have any luck growing things this way, but decided to give it a try again this year.
Will start in the front yard, here you can see the front flowerbed. Michael just got all the black mulch in this past weekend.
Here you can see the vibrant color of my front azalea bush underneath the windows.
My white azalea bush is just started to poke out blooms.
My tulip bloom peeking up between the mums and dianthus.
My pretty dogwood tree, I need to get a better picture of the actual blooms, it is in the corner of the flowerbed.
This is the flowerbed in the front side yard.
My phlox, love them. They are the prettiest shade of lavender.
The fern at my front door.
Not lets head around back….
Dianthus
Hens and Chickens in my strawberry pot
The little bench in my herb garden
Right now this is all that I have back there, the oregano is just starting, but I still need to get my basil, cilantro, sage, mint, etc.
My Shasta Daisies are just started to come up.
My wheelbarrow full of petunias and border plants. They haven’t really started blooming to much but this gives you the idea.
Blooms in the backyard flowerbed
Clematis starting to climb the trellis on the deck..the blooms of these are a deep purple.
One of my lilac bushes, I have three. Love the way these smell when I open my door.
Here you can see my hosta’s are really taking off. This is flower bed is around my brick patio, with my herb garden sitting directly on the other side.
My blackeyed Susan’s still have a way to go. This is just one bunch that we have but I probably have 8 or 10 bunches in the yard.
Well this gave you a taste of what is blooming in my yard. My wildflower garden just got planted(it’s in that little fenced area beyond the tree next to my potting shed) hoping for a full array of color when they come in. Plus I don’t have my herb garden completely done yet, but when I do, I will try to remember to snag some photos for you. Once the Blackeyed Susan’s and Daisy’s are up it will be really colorful back there.
'For behold, the winter is past,
The rain is over and gone.
'The flowers have already appeared in the land;
The time has arrived for pruning the vines,
And the voice of the turtledove has been heard in our land.
'The fig tree has ripened its figs,
And the vines in blossom have given forth their fragrance.
Arise, my darling, my beautiful one,
And come along!' "
Song 2:11-13
Bloom where your planted
Hugs,
Happy Tuesday Cindy;
ReplyDeleteThis is one of nicest entries I've visited today. Your garden is absolutely beautiful! It makes me yearn to have a garden of my own but alas, living in an appartment complex I have no "bit of dirt" to plant anything. Thank you for sharing such lovely photos. Have a blessed day my friend. Hugs
Looking good, I love this time of the year!
ReplyDeleteYour yard looks gorgeous Cindy. I'm not sure what zinnas are, do you mean zinnias? is it a flower? I hope you get your veg to grow, things are taking shape in our back yard and I am trying to post weekly to my garden blog so I can see the progress. Hope you're having a lovely Tuesday.
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Denise
What pretty flowers, everything is growing so well, I love lilac, everything looks so pretty & it does look like spring too. Hugs
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Cindy! Your yard is so beautiful and well-maintained! You are also brave to grow things from seed! I always just buy ponypacks. I found interesting info about all your Maryland state things here:
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Hi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteLove your post today! What beautiful flowers-stunning!!
Hope your day is good!
Blessings and hugs.