What is blooming in my garden?
The pie cherry tree is.
*Clicking on a photo will give you a closer look!
The lilacs are.
The crabapple tree is blooming.
The pear trees are.
The transparent apple tree is.
What is blooming in your garden?
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I am not having a vegetable garden this year, as my Hubby is creating a new one with easier access and easier to water, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t anything to see!
I live in the north, so my season is a bit behind other bloggers.
So enjoy this little garden stroll with me!
*Clicking on a photo will give you a closer look!
I almost missed the Crown Imperials; they bloomed while I was away on vacation.
I find it interesting that, in my garden at least, the tulips seem to bloom by color division, rather than color explosion.
The pink ones generally bloom first.
Then the red ones spring forth!
Last, but not least, the yellow tulips are just now beginning to flower.
The rock cress is wonderful!
While the grape hyacinth (and the giant ones, too) are nearly finished with their display.
While the hyacinths and daffodils fade, the narcissus is just beginning a happy show!
And the magnificent crabapple is teasing us!
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I am blessed to have a fabulous Mom! She loves life and is a great example for me.
And yes, there is a dish that is a must have when I visit her. I must have her homemade macaroni and cheese! It takes me back to childhood and warm memories.
Happy Mother’s Day, Mom! Thank you so much!
Since this is a slow stitching Sunday, here’s what I am up to:
Block 13 of Aunt Bea’s Parlor is finished.
Onto Block 14!
I will be linking up with Kathy’s Quilts Slow Sunday Stitching.
LC's Cottage 