I came home from RTC to find my garden coming into bloom. Some of the daffodils are out, as well as the blue squill, but here’s one of my faves – the hellebores.
Aren’t they pretty?
What’s in bloom in your garden this week?
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8 responses to “Spring Flowers”
Gardens and music are food for the soul. Thank you for sharing.
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Gorgeous!
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My daffodils have bloomed and died this month. The poppies are starting to bloom and the crab apple tree is blooming, too! Love your Hellebores!
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Poppies already, Chris?! My perennial poppies are coming up, which is very good news. I moved them last fall and was worried the roots had broken too much. They’re tough, though.
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Jasmine bush is blooming, amazing how it smells
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Wow Stacey. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a jasmine bush. I can imagine that the flowers smell wonderful!
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My tulips and jonquils have already come and gone. I unfortunately can’t plant bedding plants because of the Squirrels, but I planted my wild flower seeds and my landscaping knock-out-roses have buds so it won’t be long. I do have some lovely dandelions in the lawn that my husband can’t kill fast enough 🙂 I’ve never heard of Hellebores Deb but they’re gorgeous!
xo
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The common name for hellebores is Christmas Rose, Deb. I guess somewhere (not in Canada!) they bloom in December.
We had fresh snow this morning, so the daffodils are rethinking this blooming thing….
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