Song - I Dream of Spring - KD Lang
It is only February 2
and generally my garden
still looks like winter
but after a few days of sunshine,
nature is beginning
to awaken.
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| The Garden in Winter today.....but look closer... |
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| Our Tulip tree |
You must get close, very close to see the small changes going on.
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| The Climbing Hydrangea is beginning to bud |
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| As is the White Lilac |
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| A Dogwood bud |
I like to put my Macro lens on my camera when I stroll around my yard. It forces me to pay close attention to the little details.
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Usually the Quince is one of the first signs of Spring
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| Or the Snow Drops |
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And the Forsythia
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The Grape Hyacinth surrounds my garden with little purple & blue suprises
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An old Hellebore hiding under a fern in my shade garden
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| I love the scent of Narcissus - don't you? |
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| The Daffodils will be out soon |
Around the corner, in the bright morning sun,
I smell something beautiful and I see my Daphne plant is in full bloom
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| Under planted with little sweet Pansy's |
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| The Strawberry Madrone is beginning to bloom |
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| And a little Sea Foam rose made an appearance today |
Looking at the first photo of my Winter garden today, would you ever expect so much was going on?
"A single rose can be my
garden, a single friend, my world." ~ Leo Buscaglia
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