Tuesday morning dawned sunny, very cold - 19f!
Everything seems to have survived the cold night just fine, including this crocus.
I promised a Valentine bouquet, and I think that there's enough blooming to make a nice bouquet including these Tete-a-tete daffodils.
And the roses, while not blooming, are busting out with new red growth. Can you see it?
Here's a close up.
Dwarf bearded Iris.
Daffodil "Topolino".
Columbine
Love how this glows in the sunshine.
Currant budding out.
Primula.
Daphne.
Hellebore...
...and another one...
...and another one.
I've never had an issue with voles before, but my front flowerbeds have a large network of vole tunnels.
Heather
Bleeding Heart
Podophyllum
Trillium "Volcano"
In October I potted up a few bulbs: daffodils, narcissus, iris, and muscari. I will soon have lots of color on the front porch.
What gorgeous greenery and flowers you have!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers Beth. I especially love those daffodils. RJ
ReplyDeleteLove your garden! The bulbs will be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour finally getting winter weather, you just need the rain now. Lovely blooms!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely bouquet. I need some spring right about now.
ReplyDeleteSpring has certainly sprung in your part of the world, Beth--thanks for the pretty blooms!
ReplyDeleteI agree, the daffodils make a lovely bouquet. I sure hope the temps won't hurt all the little plants that are coming up!!
ReplyDeleteOh how gorgeous all of your plants are! I see that my spring daffodils are just coming up. Maybe a hyacinth too... I hope so! I have bulbs to plant in pots about now, so they will bloom for spring... Gotta go get dirt! Hugs!
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