I have no idea what these flowers are but they are early bloomers.
Theis of of early blossoms from my rhodedonron plant.
This last picture is of a pansy (which seems to have no problem growing in my flowers bed!!!!
Thursday, May 17, 2007
A touch of spring............
Isn't it funny how spring works...one day there is no blossoms on flowers and the very nest morning you wake up and there are blossoms!!!!! I couldn't resist taking some macro shots of them. 
I have no idea what these flowers are but they are early bloomers.
Theis of of early blossoms from my rhodedonron plant.
This last picture is of a pansy (which seems to have no problem growing in my flowers bed!!!!
I have no idea what these flowers are but they are early bloomers. Theis of of early blossoms from my rhodedonron plant. This last picture is of a pansy (which seems to have no problem growing in my flowers bed!!!!
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Hey Vicky
Lovely shots. The first plant is a hyacinth (not sure of the spelling). I love the spring flowers, they are so pretty after a long winter.
Wanda
The first plant is actually GRAPE hyacinth..different from the larger dutch hyacinths that have strong fragrance. Beautiful. I had lots of scilla this year and am going to plant more in the fall. It really helps lessen the late winter/earlyish spring blahs.
Should I tell you the lilacs are in full bloom here now?
lovely pictures dear!!!!!! tfs
So pretty, love the vibriant colors.
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