This Autumn Cherry was in pretty bad shape, and has been "babied" for the past couple of years. It is responding beautifully to a little TLC.
Another angle of the same tree, below.
The Okami cherries are the real "show stoppers" at the moment from the street.
A container at the pool
There are hundreds of these daffodils at the Big House, the most notable of which line a long fence at the front of the property.
Edgeworthia is perfuming the screened porch
I came upon this hellebore in the wooded garden.
The pansies are loving the sun!
"Tete-a-tete" along the creek
As usual, these are pretty huge files, so click for a better look.
What beautiful photo's. The cherry trees are wonderful. Love to see spring happening somewhere. Here in Winnipeg its -42 with the wind chill. March is coming in like a lion and here's hoping it leaves like a lamb. Thank you for your blog and for filling me with hope of Spring.
ReplyDeleteAll gorgeous and I want that container those pansies are in.
ReplyDeleteI wish more people would plant Okame. It is the earliest of Cherries for us, has a great shape and does not get too big.
ReplyDeleteThe cherry tree is beautiful. We have Japanese Magnolias blooming in our area now. Isn't Spring wonderful?
ReplyDeleteYour photos are a feast for the eyes.