Happy Monday, Friends! Although we have barely had any rain the last few months, I'm grateful for several recent April showers that have indeed brought May flowers. Take a virtual stroll with me to check out the first blooms from my spring garden...
It won't be long before the honeysuckle blooms on this topiary near my back door. The nest remained intact after last year's cardinal babies hatched and took flight!
The yellow knock-out roses and honeysuckle in the back garden are beginning to bloom.
Here's a closer peek at the lovely blooms!
Lamb's ear, honeysuckle, and blooming thyme as well as the other flowers featured today are drought-hardy plants that stay green most of the year in my climate.
Here's a closer peek...
I look forward to more profuse blooms through the spring and summer months!
Clusters of these wild Huisache daisies have sprouted around the garden this year.
Aromatic lemon balm is thriving!
Gorgeous photos Cecelia...and I'm so jealous. Our weather like much of the upper third of the US has been cold and dismal. I barely have leaves coming on my roses, and even tulips have just begun to bud. Surely you gave me hope, Spring MAY come ...sooner or later. Sandi
ReplyDeleteWonderful rewards in the garden, Cecilia. I know you must feel a sense of relief knowing that storm damage is in the rear view mirror and plants are recovered!
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