The annual lawn and garden show was this weekend.
After weeks of freezing temps, three ice storms and freezing rain and snow, the show was a feast for sore eyes.
The colors were glorious. Don't these primroses just make you want to smile?
Pink and purple Hyacinth's--they smelled heavenly. I planted some of these in the fall, I hope I am rewarded with colors as vibrant as these.
A very unusual water feature--two crackling crows.
An earthy garden sculpture
Ahh a sweet garden kitty.
Maidenhair fern--the perfect green
And while tiptoeing through the daffodils, I had a chat with one of my favorite gardeners--David Bates. We talked about pruning spirea and spreading a pre emergent weed killer.
Come on spring, this gardener is ready to dig in the dirt and smell the roses!
A very unusual water feature--two crackling crows.
An earthy garden sculpture
Ahh a sweet garden kitty.
Maidenhair fern--the perfect green
And while tiptoeing through the daffodils, I had a chat with one of my favorite gardeners--David Bates. We talked about pruning spirea and spreading a pre emergent weed killer.
Come on spring, this gardener is ready to dig in the dirt and smell the roses!
I love garden shows in the middle of bad weather!! Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful colors! So appreciated after the weather we've had for the past three weeks! I hope you are not experiencing any flooding where you are.
ReplyDeletePositively beautiful florals, love the colors of the primrose plants.
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We're a good 6-8 weeks away from colorful flowers, so thank you for the sneak peek of spring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! They are saying we are in for a warm up! Let's hope they are right. We are all sorely in need of spring.
ReplyDeleteFlowers in bloom...make any day brighter.
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