This is what you think is the marvel of the month:Lilly of the Valley
until you learn that is a most aggressive plant
if let freely
will take over the entire garden and more...
Flowering
Dogwood tree
For some reason
it is a New York State symbol
This year the flowers are bigger
because of lot of rain
and even the big snow helped to develope larger flowers.
My pride and joy:
Climbing Visteria
The flowers has a very
The flowers has a very
fine fragrence
This year
more flowers as ever
It is on the edge of the drivway
a most pleasant
entrence to my house
Next door neighbor
at the entrence of the door
this is the flowering
Azalea bush
I have also many Azaleas
which here
is easy to grow:
loves the acid soil
OOps: storm is coming
Looks like
a tornado developing. but no
just rain
After the rain
the blue sky
will smile at you
From inside the house
through the window
the sun is shining
as always after a storm.
It is on the edge of the drivway
a most pleasant
entrence to my house
Next door neighbor
at the entrence of the door
this is the flowering
Azalea bush
I have also many Azaleas
which here
is easy to grow:
loves the acid soil
OOps: storm is coming
Looks like
a tornado developing. but no
just rain
After the rain
the blue sky
will smile at you
From inside the house
through the window
the sun is shining
as always after a storm.
Photos are Blue Bird's stuff.
ReplyDeleteBut for the large spaces in between the picks
you have to ask Google why is this and how to make normal even sequnces??????
Kedves Júlia nagyon jók a fotók , tán még a virág illat is érződik ;)
ReplyDeleteAzáleán bokor csodálatos.
Heisann!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos ;:OD)
Heisann Nina! Thank you for your comment. What happened in Bratislava and South France? Lucky you having good times!
ReplyDeleteFound Hilde also. Everybody is very busy. This is the time in gardening.
Love and hugs: Julia/Blue bird :)
oh i love wisteria :) beautiful pics and post ty x x x
ReplyDeleteMy Crystal is here! Wonderful you came to see my beloved Wisteria! This is the first year, that has so many flowers. I never expected after the brutal winter that my garden will recover as it did. Everything is late, but coming to life and richly bringing flowers.
ReplyDeleteThank God Cornwall never has such winter!
I don't know what tyXXX is, but must be very nice :D)))))) Now I am going to see you bring you love and hugs! :))))
Your wisteria is so gorgeous...I just must find a way to grow some in my garden. It does smell so very fantastic....
ReplyDeleteAll your flowers are pretty. Lilly of the Valley can fill in a space rather quickly!
I am enjoying your blogs and getting to know you.
My main blog, Q's Corner, is where I post most often.
Namaste,
Sherry
Hello Sherry! The wonderful Q blog creator. It is bookmarked and truly a faboulus piece of the most beautiful things in my collection among the blogs of the World. Love your profile: short and tells everything.
ReplyDeleteI did not plant the Wisteria what you see. it must be 70 years old, as the house.
Go Google search: How to grow Wisteria?
Those blooming branches are new shoots. Needs sunshine and pruning. But also can invade every possible place what she reaches.
Namaste ( ?) anyway: Julia/Blue bird:)