Another Dragonfly...
'YOU and ME' in Purple Primula x tommasinii.
Just a few flowers; notice the nesting flower pattern.
Variegated Silene uniflora below the rock and Primula vulgaris double 'Val Horncastle' to the left of it. I can't wait until they fill in.
Yellow Erysimum (wallflower); one in each pot.
Purple Pansies over wintered well and a Primula wulfeniana sending up one umbel of purple flowers. Snapdragon 'Harvest red' in terracotta pot with wallflower and an Auricula Primrose.
Nemesia, Diascia and a hanging basket of Calibrachoa
wait for a few weeks in the cold frame.
Plants filling in under the tree in the backyard.
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Good morning Gail, thank you for posting pictures of what's in your garden. You are so lucky to have flowers already! They all look so promising.
I don't expect any blooms til Mother's Day.... (my white azaleas).
hello Dragonfly...thanks for the visit!
best wishes
India (the tumbleweed)
Thanks for dropping into my blog.
We do have a lot of things in common, sorry not the gardening. I DO NOT have a green thumb.
It's like fend for yourself at my house.
Hugs Fiona
Thank you for introducing youself to my travel blog.
I would like to invite you to my main blog at http://ourlittlecornerofparadise.blogspot.com/ where you will watch a little video of the frogs in one of my ponds :)
I love the title of your blog and this post is lovely with all the interesting containers of plants getting ready to bloom :)
Hi Dragonfly, Thanks for visiting The Gardener Side. I see you are a Canadian blogger too. I loved your idea of adding a trailing plant to my teacup feeder. I'll be giving that a try this year.
Hello Gail, thanks for visiting... yes the purple flower does have five petals and a beautiful white star in the center. It's amazing how God makes it so beautiful. Not a lot of people will notice this flower on the ground that is smaller than a 25c coin!!!!
hi Gail:) just what I did today, yay! I started putting newspapers down - 5 layers - then put some dried leaves on top then rocks on top of the dried leaves. Will this work on the poison ivy though?
>> thanks for telling me why not to use roundup...
Jeannie
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