
My yellow azalea at its peak a few days ago – the first blooms are fading and falling now, so it’s all looking a little ragged around the edges but still full of colour for now 🙂
Or not, depending on my mood
My yellow azalea at its peak a few days ago – the first blooms are fading and falling now, so it’s all looking a little ragged around the edges but still full of colour for now 🙂
An Osteospermum, or African Daisy, for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
My red azalea is looking more pinky-orange today, but is still really pretty! 🙂
Wild garlic growing in our garden for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
I love the way the new little fern tendrils stretch up and start to unfurl from their brown tightly-curled-up winter hibernation – every day they ease out and unroll a little more until amazingly I have lush green fern tongues cascading everywhere… nature can be so magical to watch in real time 🙂
Looks like we might have a decent crop of strawberries this year from our little strawberry patch in the back garden 🙂
I believe the correct name for this plant is Alchemilla Mollis, but I’ve always known it as Lady’s Mantle – I love the way it holds water droplets on its leaves 🙂
The first red azalea flowers are starting to bloom, always a cheerful sight in the garden 🙂
The bluebells in the garden are properly starting to flower now – I just love them, so glad to have so many growing just for us 🙂