It's Wednesday... welcome back to our garden! We've been having some rain so our lawn is green and it's nice to look out in the country and see green hills that snow had covered just a few short weeks ago. This sun was here when we moved in last year. I painted it copper and hung it on the fence.
We'll walk by the container plants first. These are lillies.
Pansies, that always remind me of my grandmother.
This is a peony plant and it grows so fast you can almost watch it as it grows! These are the most beautiful flowers. I can't wait for it to bloom.
Our neighbor's lilac plant. I've already told him that anything that hangs over the fence is mine! They smell so good, I'm going to cut some and bring them indoors.
Little irises are beginning to bloom.
The geraniums in hanging baskets are off to a start.
And here we are at the garden we planted a few weeks ago. Look closely and you can see the radishes and onions beginning to come up and see the zucchini plants to the left.
Here's a closeup of the radishes.
On the garden agenda this weekend is thinning the radishes, planting tomato plants and shopping for a couple of shade trees to put on the west side of the house.
It won't be too much longer before they will all be screaming for water. It is so much fun to see things grow.
ReplyDeleteOMG....it's so pretty. I could come up, we could have a cocktail and watch the garden grow.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me smile to see those little green leaves :)
ReplyDeleteIt is fun to see spring again on your site as our spring is over and all the things blooming for you are long gone here. Thanks for the show!
ReplyDeleteWhat girgeous gorgeous pictures, youll have to keep us updated through the summer to see how lush they all grow!
ReplyDeleteAll your flowers look great, and the garden is growing like crazy! I can't wait till my lilac tree looks like that too!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how fast your radishes are growing! Spring is definitely springing at your house.
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks so pretty and lush for this early. I planted some lilac bushes this year and can't wait til they are big and blooming!It'llbe fun to see how your new garden area grows this summer!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! My peonies are just about finished. I am so sad to see them go.
ReplyDeleteIt is SO nice to see lawn in your yard, felt like you might never get rid of the S word! What a gorgeous yard it is too :-) A happy accident to have the sun appear when you moved in, I love that kind of stuff and usually leave it for the next resident. Those flowers and taking off and I can't wait to read all the yummy recipes you come up with for radishes! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous of your lovely garden. My soil is like concrete so I've settled for one cherry tomato plant and the farmer's market.
ReplyDeleteYay! No more snow! Everything looks gorgeous and it's such a pleasure to see your garden progress.
ReplyDeleteYou know what's going to be so neat about your garden? Reading and looking at what you're going to cook with the harvest.
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