Petunia is the garter snake that moved into our vegetable garden in its early days. This space shares the ever-evolving garden along with some excursions beyond the fence.
Here is an update to the first blossoms seen March 29.
I tried this photo with the sun shining on them, but liked this back-lit one. Just cannot quite capture the real look. The bushes below the trees are rhododendrons.
Holy Moses! Those are gorgeous. They remind me of my yard after a big snow storm :) Little baby daffodils trying their best to get clear of soil, tulips leaves too, and the beginnings of the tiger lillies I'll see open by fourth of july. That's it for Central MAssachusetts!
4 comments:
Your cherry blossom is way ahead of mine. In Japan now it is the time of the cherry blossom festivals.
Yours looks stunning
Just gorgeous trees! I actually gasped when I first opened your blog today.....can I come dig them up and transplant them to my house? ;)
Fantastic! I want them.
Holy Moses! Those are gorgeous. They remind me of my yard after a big snow storm :)
Little baby daffodils trying their best to get clear of soil, tulips leaves too, and the beginnings of the tiger lillies I'll see open by fourth of july.
That's it for Central MAssachusetts!
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