Our garden is starting to burst into life.
Yesterday we planted over a hundred summer flowering bulbs and seeds.
The back back garden has changed from this:
To this:
All my herbs have new homes in which to spread their feet and a few new plants have joined them.
Green is spreading.
(pots on the gravel to foil the dastardly slugs)
My parents bought us a forsythia bush that looked much bigger at the garden centre.
Our Rose is growing beautifully.
At the end of our garden is a patch of wet cliff where the rain water filters through. Under this patch is a shelf of barren dusty rock. In a gap in the rock, in the dust, where the rain drips, this plant found it's home and is growing.
Small miracles indeed.
I would very much like one of those please.
Beautiful time of year. Beautiful garden.
ReplyDeleteWishing for miracles for you (because you deserve more than one!)
xo
I love watching gardens grow. I too am wishing for a miracle for you. xx
ReplyDeletelovely. and reminds me i should get cracking on my own garden. lovely little plant. here's to green things and new beginnings! xo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...seeing all that life sprout through the earth is so hope-rousing.
ReplyDeleteGo Universe!
Hoping for one for you!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see it all in full, gorgeous bloom.
ReplyDeleteit's looking really beautiful :). i am wishing for your little miracle, too.
ReplyDeleteWow--looking good! Keep the pictures coming as Spring keeps coming on. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteMiracles do happen honey and the next one is for you xxx
ReplyDeleteps, stunning garden
Angel's Mummy
Barbara I came back today after almost two months. Your garden looks lovely. I know there are miracles but wonder when it's going to be our turn. Hugsssssssssss
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh, I lovelovelove your garden! If you have serious snail/slug-issues, the ultimate (very german) remedy is: bury a cup of beer into the soil - they love it and drown boozing it up.
ReplyDeleteWishing for miracles! xx
Everything looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI would so love to visit your garden Barb. x
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