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| Iris histrioides 'Katharine Hodgkin' in the Birch Walk |
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| Crocus chrysanthus 'Cream Beauty' in the Knot Garden |
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| Crocus tommasinianus 'Ruby Giant' in the Spring Garden |
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| Scilla tubergeniana in the Spring Garden |
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| Scilla tubergeniana |
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| Galanthus elwesii in the Spring Garden |
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| Golden flower buds of Helleborus orientalis in the Spring Garden |
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| A magenta-colored double Helleborus orientalis |
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| More clusters of Iris histrioides 'Katharine Hodgkin' in the Birch Walk... one of my spring favorites! |
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| Popping yellow Winter aconites, Eranthis hyemalis, near the willow tree |
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| Our pet bunny Ginger patiently being my bunny in a basket for an imprompt-to photo shoot. :) |
I hope you are enjoying spring in your part of the world!
~Julie
Linked to Garden Blogger's Bloom Day at May Dreams.
I love your bulbs in the garden, especially the Katharine Hodgkin Iris clusters are so pretty and not to forget your pet bunny Ginger. We have wild bunnies in the garden and I'm not amused, but I only can smile when I see them jump and run away when they see me and within 10 minutes they are back......
ReplyDeleteJulie, your blooms are fantastically gorgeous! I have never seen that iris specimen - so beautiful! Note to self - look for! Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to see your garden plans unfold this year!
ReplyDeleteRita C at Panoply
Charming egg hunt. Your bunny is precious.
ReplyDeleteOh, you are brave to have a bunny for a pet! I have so many in th garden that eat my plants. Argh. But I love your idea to hide the Easter eggs among your beautiful spring flowers! I might have to "borrow" that idea for next year!
ReplyDeleteNice to see these again, they all finished some time ago now. Your girls must have had great fun with the eggs. Enjoy your spring Julie, it has been a long time arriving!
ReplyDeleteOh Julie I loved seeing your blooms mixed with the colorful eggs....and Ginger is a doll!
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers sprinkled all over the place. Are these ones you planted in the fall? I planted some crocus bulbs in the fall and the pleasure and delight of seeing them this spring was great. I plan on adding a lot more this fall.
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