I think I’m really pushing the limits of uninteresting today.
My apologies ahead of time for providing weak content.
Consider yourself warned.
Today’s post is a mixed bag of odds and ends from yet another self guided tour around the yard. As we all know, dramatic changes occur daily outside in garden-land this time of year. Here is what I found during my most recent trek.
“Leaves of three, leave them be.” Now I know where I got attacked from when I had poison ivy two weeks ago. It is growing right in the middle of one of my Russian Sage plants. The RS has already been cut down so no need to travel back here any time soon.
A few weeks ago, I wrote about pruning my Weigela ‘Wine and Roses’ and I just saw the first signs of growth on the severely pruned shrub. If the foliage remains as dark as it looks now, color me mucho happy.
I think Hypericum ‘Albury Purple’ is a way under utilized small shrub because of it’s fantastic foliage color and that color has emerged like mad the past few days. Throw in the yellow flowers and berries and you’ve got yourself one versatile shrub.
New growth on the Dwarf Alberta Spruce – riveting stuff, huh?
Hydrangeas are showing signs of life – told you this wasn’t going to be super exciting.
Years ago, I gave on tulips in the ground and started overwintering them in containers in my garage. These are a super bright orange and I cannot wait to see the blooms. Amazing what a good draining soil and protection from the creatures will do.
And finally, a photo that sums up the condition of the yard right now. Can you say “bog gardens”?
John
i love your enthusiasum….that is all that is needed. plus i am never bored!!!!!
love the robin – and your attempt to get him to perch on your hand?! Ha!
HEY! I have a bog garden or 2 as well;0)
Bog Gardens! I thoroughly enjoy seeing your garden during it’s period of spring growth! You know it’s not dull and boring it’s the most exciting time of the year! Your tulip are going to be gorgeous! And be sure to take a photo of the Robin eating out of your hand! I mean it could happen…there are drawings and paintings of St Francis of Assisi showing the birds eating out of his hands.
listen I an the queenof boring
your blog is a chracking read!
cracking!
I love your idea about overwintering tulips. The squirrels eat them in the fall and the rabbits in the springtime. I have lost so many to the critters.
Eileen
I’m never bored by emerging foliage! I think it’s pretty exciting.
Another GREAT set! Bored? I don’t think so. The photo of the robin is really sweet.
You pictures are great, knowledge amazing and foot….funny!!
Great photos – even the poison ivy. A lot of people are dealing with “bog” gardens right now. I will be glad when mine is “unboggy” so I can get to work in it.
I’m still extremely excited about emerging foliage, as this was the longest winter since the last Ice Age,
You could always offer the robins some mealworms 😉
I have just as much water in the garden. Nothing but heavy rain this spring. I am so ready for summer. Love the bird whisperer thing but I thought I was the only one that could do that. 🙂
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Aloha from Waikiki
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Not bored! A very nice set of images. Well done.
Never a boring moment,love your photo’s and your post.
~JO
LazyonLoblolly
I couldn’t possibly be bored by the sight of green growing things at any time of year. But, especially right now as we had snow again yesterday!
Blessings, Debbie
Never boring!!! I often wish I had you to consult sometimes.. and the photos always make me smile, especially when I’m at work and dreaming of being in my flower garden 🙂
Beautiful photos and colors!
Greetings from Croatia.
A friend bought that Hypericum last year, and I wish I had done so as well. May have to scour the internet for some! Thanks for the reminder.
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