Garden Blogger's Bloom Day - Feb. 15
Somehow I lost a day. I was excited to get photos of what was blooming in my garden for Bloom Days and realized that YESTERDAY was the 15th of the month. So here I am a day late and a dollar short but I still am loving what I see making a grand appearance in my garden.
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| Pink Erica, often called Mediterranean Heather, is a faithful winter bloomer in my Tennessee weather. |
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| Though not quite in bloom yet, the deep pink of the Pieris Japonica buds and stems in late winter are fabulous. |
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| EUPHORBIA! |
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| Blackbird Euphorbia remains one of my all-time favorite four season plants. And I taught plant-hunter Barry Yinger that this plant name needs to be sung, not just spoken so if you meet Barry, ask him to sing you a plant name. |
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| Quince |
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| Iberis or commonly called candytuft |
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| Bridal veil Spirea |
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| Baby's Breath spirea that I bought from Petals from the Past |
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| This Chinese Snowball Viburnum bud looks a little devilish! |
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| Helleborus Ivory Prince |
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| I spy a shy new bloom |
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| I foresee blueberries in my future |
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| Blueberry buds |
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| Lots of blueberries |
Labels: Barry Yinger, Garden Bloggers Bloom Days, Petals From the Past, winter gardens
posted by barbara wise @ 2:33 PM
2 Comments:
Thank goodness you came late, and showed us your lovely blooms. Of course I don't see most of these beauties here, so it was an extra treat for me.
Loved the Blueberry blooms. That's a completely new bloom for me. I've never seen one before.
The Bridal Veil Spirea is gorgeous. I was given one of these a little over a year ago, but it just wouldn't grow for me here.
My favourite bloom today however, is definitely the pink Erica. It's wonderful.
I can HEAR you singing "EUPHORBIA!" I sing it now, too. :-) And I think I need to be in Tennessee! All I have blooming are witch hazel, snowdrops and hellebores! (Sort of.)
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