The Sweet Cherry Tree
The Daffodil , frontal
Primula, pretty!
Wild Violets near the Compost
Sweet Violet is aptly named!
The Blue Scilia are nearly finished
Finally showing off it's finer details!
These are baby spinach! growing in a planter box on the deck.
And here's the mesclun mix I showed in an earlier post, should be about 2 weeks to harvest now!
So much is happening quickly all around the garden. A new pile of topsoil was dug, delivered and dibbled up this afternoon to cover the damage caused by the dogs, then more lawn seed applied. Supposed to rain next day and a half but not enough for the seed so we'll be watering every other day until the grass gets into good shape! The hyacinth are getting ready to bloom, irises, peonies and other plants are barely raising their heads yet! Thank goodness for the enclosure John built! The dogs don't mind at all and they're less likely to lose their ball!
I hear the Osprey are back at Guelph Lake and getting set to nest at the roadside so we'll be out and about for some shots there soon, depending on weather. Those amazing fishing birds are probably setting up shop at the Shan Dam on Lake Belwood too! Wish me luck!
With love,
...from the garden ;-)
2 comments:
What a BEAUTIFUL blog you have! I love your purples in your pics! My purples never turn out in the finished shot how they look in person. I need a new camera. :o)
Well thanks so much Sheila! Aren't digital cameras a blast? I so enjoy experimenting with different cameras, lighting and angles and I never feel guilty about all the chemicals used to make a negative - there are none! I wish they didn't have a finite life though!
Happy camera hunting!
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