March was probably the driest we have ever had, at least on record. April nudged its way in with the ground parched. For once it was easy to mow the lawn and even that hadn’t grown with its usual burst of Springtime urgence. We need the April showers … the pepper shaker sprinkles of water to ensure the wellbeing of the remainder of plants that made it through the razor cold frosts of last Winter.
Spring mix of Muscari, fondly known as Grape hyacinths, Bluebell leaves, Foxglove leaves, bright lime-green Feverfew leaves and one odd stray Dandelion leaves – not spotted until now!
Muscari – Grape hyacinth
Lesser celandine and the leaves of wild garlic
7 comments:
March was awful drought dry in So. Florida.
April is looking up and from there on out hopefully wet.
Love viewing your site.
Happy Trails...
We had a soggy March and April is looking like more of the same. Come on SPRING!
we keep going back and forth between snow and rain here.
I have some of those grape hyacinths in my flower bed.
It will be several weeks before we are there! Lovely.
We had the March winds and now the April showers. I am hoping the flowers will soon pop up.
blue flowers are pretty
Huh...didn't know that about caffeine.
Lovely looking flowers! I am planing on planting Garlic this coming fall.
Post a Comment