Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Sunday, June 28, 2009

New shot from the garden - Casting Shadows

This one is called "Casting Shadows" and I love the greens and white.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Blooms and other garden thoughts
















The flowers are doing pretty well without much attention from me. I've worked in the beds a couple of weekends now so the weeds are gone. I'll post some more pictures I took this week. Beautiful blooms.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Pictures 2009

Pale yellow lily with purple throat...in back bed.Pale yellow lilies in front bed.
Pretty blue hydrangea bloom out front.


Small elephant ear out back.
Burnt Orange Lily in back.






Hosta in bloom...almost caught them too late.




Pretty pink roses in side front bed.






Yellow lily out front.








The one above is a picture of lilies in the front upper bed. So pretty.


I just love this hydrangea bloom below...so sweet in blue and white.












Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Another Beautiful Day

Sometimes I wish I could stay home just to get out in the yard and work in the garden. There is something about getting your hands in the dirt, tending to plants, nurturing them and watching them grow. It seems to be in my blood. Perhaps one day I'll get to spend more time gardening but for now, it's usually just a weekend thing.

The daffodils are almost in full bloom. The cold weather didn't hurt them a bit...hardy little things. I can't wait for the other flowers to pop their head out. It is beginning to look like a pretty Spring.

Monday, February 9, 2009

Gorgeous Day

Oh my what a beautiful day. The daffodils are really beginning to show their heads now and lots of other flowers are popping up here and there. I need to see if the watering ban has eased any to see whether or not I can add to the garden beds. My mom wants to plant a veggie garden this year but with school, I don't know where I'll find the time to tend it...we shall see.

I'm reading some of the gardening blogs to figure out which I want to continue to follow that will provide the best info for me, especially here in Georgia.