Signs of Life
Neck and neck along with my hair, the spring garden is slowly emerging. A few of the roses have tentatively started to bloom, but most are still covered with buds.
Climbing Noisette rose 'Desprez a Fleur Jaune'
Climbing rose 'Fourth of July'
Front bed just starting to open
Front bed from the other side
This Amaryllis opened today!
I potted my three new Plumeria cuttings.
Tiny Plumeria leaves emerging at the tip
Happy rose running along the back fence.
Climbing Noisette rose 'Desprez a Fleur Jaune'
Climbing rose 'Fourth of July'
Front bed just starting to open
Front bed from the other side
This Amaryllis opened today!
I potted my three new Plumeria cuttings.
Tiny Plumeria leaves emerging at the tip
Happy rose running along the back fence.
posted by Lymphopo at Monday, April 02, 2007
5 Comments:
So great to see the garden coming into bloom. You may like the David Austen rose called Evelyn. It smells like a peach!
G
Fence roses are my favorite.
It is nice to see you coming back to life with the return of the roses.Celebrate life!
Please come to SW Florida and create a garden for me! You could start a new business as a garden consultant.
All I can say is that yesterday it snowed on the first tulip leaves emerging from the muddy ground up here in Minnesota!
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