How wonderful to be back in Georgia, where it appears we are in full-blown spring….
The gardening to do list grows daily as the overwhelming season is upon us. Trying to separate the list into A) what will make an impact in the garden visually, and B) plant requirements. e.g. weeding and feeding.
All the camellias, both in the Circle of Friends, and the Camellia Walk are in bloom along with the Hellebores.
Permeating the air is the fragrance of Daphne odora…. The garden is truly magnificent. A celebration of all the senses.
Beautiful – here too we have had such an odd winter. If you could even call it a winter. All along the spring flowers have been confused and I’ve seen them start to come up numerous times (and at occasions flower even) in different places -leaving me to worry we wont’ have anything left come ACTUAL spring! Fingers crossed
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“Overwhelming season” is right, but oh, it is so worth the work. Gardening can be euphoric!
How glorious! We’re still at least 2-3 more months from spring here in Maine.
So many daffodils! It is like a sea of yellow. The camellias are just beautiful too!
Beautiful – here too we have had such an odd winter. If you could even call it a winter. All along the spring flowers have been confused and I’ve seen them start to come up numerous times (and at occasions flower even) in different places -leaving me to worry we wont’ have anything left come ACTUAL spring! Fingers crossed