yup...I think spring is finally here in the great white north!
When everyone else was posting lovely photos of lilacs and clematis bursting into bloom
I was still looking at brown grass and teensy buds and even a few snowflakes...
We had one gorgeous teasing week, that had the flowers and trees all confused
and then it got cold and ugly out there again...
Suddenly, in the past few weeks everything has finally burst out!
... into brilliant greens and intense colours of spring!
I finally had a chance to get out with my camera and wander the "back forty" over the past few days...
Of course the weeds grow as quickly as the flowers
but one woman's weeds are another woman's flowers!
The white clematis has grown very tall and is growing along the bridge by the pond.
I am still waiting for the purple Jack Manji to bloom
...and my bush peonies burst forth in ONE day this week...
and that is what I have been shooting this week
What beauty you have there- love it.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous flowers! Oh and I love Peonies, but they do wilt here in Texas. Beautiful. Also love the name of your blog.... how clever. Will follow you and keep tabs on these lovely photos. Jeanne
ReplyDeleteI will share my peonies with you if you'll share photos of fields of those beautiful bluebells I have seen there in Texas! *lol*
DeleteSadly the peonies don't last long here either...
You have some very pretty flowers there - I particularly like your first picture with the wee blue and yellow flowers in amongst the green leaves. Lovely. I've just hit your follow button. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ellie! Those are Lily of the Valley (white/yellow) and Forget-me-nots (blue - also come in pink) Many consider them weeds because they are pretty invasive plants but I love them for filling empty spots in the garden quickly...and then they keep the other weeds at bay! *lol* Lovely scent from the Lily of the Valley too!
DeleteOh such awesome, colorful and creative photos ~ Wow! ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Carol!
DeleteHow pretty. I love the tiny little blue flowers mixed in with the white ones. They look so sweet. That White Clematis is lovely and I like the angle you photographed it from, it really shows of the light and the flower.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ida! I too liked the way the sun made the inside of the flower visible as shadows
Deletethese are great
ReplyDeletelove Lilly of the Valley
and are those little 'forget-me-not' peeking through?
Thanks Deborah! yes those are 'forget-me-not' peeking through!
DeleteWow, wow, wow....each photo is a stunner. Spring is so inspiring....we're in autumn here (Australia) but the flowers are still opening.
ReplyDeleteThank you! are you in a part of Australia that has warm weather year round?
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