Don't ya love how this one is yellow...with red buds? hmmm....
The reason Steve isn't allowed to mow the lawn
Pansies for Alex
Ranunculus for Sam
Daffodils before the big freeze.
Any ideas what this is? I have ONE in my back yard.
Pink Tulips
The one remaining red tulip (planted five years ago when we first moved in)
Isn't this the most gorgeous color tulip?
This is the bird that has taken up residence in the tree off our deck. He does not like it when we are out there and gives us a "talking-to" every time.
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Those are lovely photos... what a magical place your backyard.
Hope everything went well today. Thinking of you all.
Beautiful! That purple one looks like a grape hyacinth? Not sure...
Kathy mcc is right - it is a grape hyacinth - a very small one. You may have had more and either planted them too deep or was visited by chipmunks - or any number of bulb eating creatures. LOL
Beautiful! I love the primroses the best...i have been holding off but maybe i will have to give in and buy some after all...
They are lovely. I like the ranunculus and the apricot tulip. My crocus didn't do terribly well this season, and I only had one tulip emerge. I don't think they enjoy doggydoody.
What kind of a bird is that?
I wish I had a yard. sniff.
What gorgeous flowers! And I agree with the grape hyacinth diagnosis. I bet a squirrel deposited a rampant bulb. I have a couple of daffodils that have cropped up in unusual places, which I can only put down to squirrels. It's going to be a couple more weeks before things really start getting going here. I've got the daffodils and bridal wreath in bloom, but besides that, not even the tulips are out yet. You've got a wonderful green thumb!
Beautiful...I'm so inspired!
Ooooh - I love gardening pictures! Your little feathered visitor looks like a nuthatch, maybe? I've only ever caught a quick glimpse of one a few years ago.
your flowers are beautiful. I wish i could keep one up like that...
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