Good Morning all,
I'm sitting here this fine Sunday morning watching the Master's Golf final round and writing this post. My body is in GREAT (LOL) Pain from all the yard work I've been doing these past few weeks. The reward is worth every weed pulled.
This is a combination of photos from late March and early April.
To see the difference since posting February Garden Journal
Go HERE
Joseph's Coat and Iris
The roses are growing a foot a minute.
Daffodils are amazing
I love Iris mixed with daffodils.
I have a little artichoke on my plant and the day lilies and lambs ear are filling in nicely...
Poppies, Don Juan and Grape vines all growing fast.
Hopefully something will be blooming for my
Garden Tour.
Inside the patio, I've brought the tender plants out and added some annuals to the pots. The boxwood are new this year and the little violets are added for interest and filler.
Jade plants are a wonderful addition to the patio.
I bought these Jade plants at the grocery store HERE
Fuschia, Coleus and Alyssum
Queen Elizabeth Climbing Rose
Just Joey
Ingrid Bergman
Lupins
Sally Holmes Climbing Rose
Just a little fun planter with some purple petunias and pansies the most fragrant alyssum.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you've enjoyed your tour.
Joyously,
Betty
Linking to:
Joyously,
Betty
Linking to:
Met Monday at Between Naps on the Porch
Mosaic Monday at Little Red House
Make It Pretty Monday at The Dedicated House
The Scoop at Cedar Hill Farmhouse
Outdoor Wednesday at A Southern Daydreamer
Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style
Have a great week!
Your garden and flowers look lovely! A great reward from all your hard work! Lovely photo, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is just lovely! Have you seen a Julia Child rose? She is absolutely beautiful and blooms her little heart out!
ReplyDeleteWow ~ you have so many beautiful flowers and plants ~ just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I can clearly see all of the hard work you've put into your gardens.
ReplyDeleteJoining you from Little Red House.
Your garden is beautiful. You have so many lovely blooming flowers. I understand exactly what you mean about pain from doing
ReplyDeleteyard work. Hot baths in epsom salt and advil are my friends during the spring because that is when the major work is done.
Bettye I love your planter in the first pic. So lovely. You should do a tutorial on how to add text and pattern on a pic.
This is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful garden. A joy to see!
ReplyDeleteYour hard work has brought amazing results.
Hello Betty
ReplyDeleteYour garden is just what I love too! Lots of roses and perennials with a few annuals filling the gaps to add color and interest!
You have some interesting garden ornaments too - a gorgeous little bird house, I wonder if my husband could build me one just like it!
Wishing you a very Happy Easter
Hugs
Shane x
I really enjoyed the cyber tour of your garden. Now go have an epson salt bath, enjoy a spot of tea and read one magazine article rest time! You earned it!
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois