Wow, fabulous flowers! I especially love the sweet peas, I have tried to grow those from seed outside for several years and had no luck at all. Guess I had better try again, as I love them so much.
Wow, they look beautiful, Joani! Are those Sweet Peas in that 2nd container? Those look gorgeous. It looks like all of our citrus that looked so bad after the freezes in January, have all survived and look better than ever. The Man has spent endless hours getting everything planted, with plenty of mulch to offset the clay soil, and tracking all the irrigation that's already existing (but no plan showing where it is). We do have quite a few things planted now, but the back yard is pretty much a sea of little flags -- blue ones where the water pipes are and red ones where all the electrical is for outdoor lighting. I'm so glad all that had already been put in, even though it was a bit difficult to find! The garden is in, too, and we are already getting itty-bitty squash and some tomatoes are showing up -- so Yay!
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful photos -- you always do such a great job! Carol
So pretty! I can hardly wait for spring to make its appearance in my area.
ReplyDeleteWow, fabulous flowers! I especially love the sweet peas, I have tried to grow those from seed outside for several years and had no luck at all. Guess I had better try again, as I love them so much.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blooms! I'm so anxious to have flowers in bloom here. It shouldn't be too long now.
ReplyDeleteHappy first day of April!
Wow, they look beautiful, Joani! Are those Sweet Peas in that 2nd container? Those look gorgeous. It looks like all of our citrus that looked so bad after the freezes in January, have all survived and look better than ever. The Man has spent endless hours getting everything planted, with plenty of mulch to offset the clay soil, and tracking all the irrigation that's already existing (but no plan showing where it is). We do have quite a few things planted now, but the back yard is pretty much a sea of little flags -- blue ones where the water pipes are and red ones where all the electrical is for outdoor lighting. I'm so glad all that had already been put in, even though it was a bit difficult to find! The garden is in, too, and we are already getting itty-bitty squash and some tomatoes are showing up -- so Yay!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your beautiful photos -- you always do such a great job!
Carol
Thanks for sharing! I still have snow in my yard in Minnesota.
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