Spring arrived officially about a month ago but we are just now seeing
the first true signs of Spring in soft pinks, bold reds and yellows, and pure whites.
Spring is my favorite season in the garden.
Here's an overall look at the back yard as Spring begins to touch the landscape.
Here's an overall look at the back yard as Spring begins to touch the landscape.
Parts of my garden that look rather plain in the summer have come alive with Spring color.
The last of the snow (I hope) has melted,
bringing down a carpet of pink crabapple blossoms on the garden path.
Although the outside of a double tulip is breathtaking in itself . . .
. . . sometimes the inside of a tulip steals the show.
Nearby, rock walls look more striking next to gold allysum and blue forget-me-nots.
Out front, blankets of white candytuft greet visitors.
And you just can't beat red tulips for drama whether they're flirting with passersby
in front of my white fence . . .
in front of my white fence . . .
or cozying up to a bleached juniper branch in the garden.
But despite all of this delicious Spring beauty,
some visitors to my garden think nothing can beat that first bath of the season.
Ahhh.
Linking with: Poofing the Pillows, Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson,
Elizabeth and Co., Savvy Southern Style, Knick of Time, Maison de Pax, A Delightsome Life, The Vintage Nest, Peonies and Orange Blossoms, Adirondack Girl at Heart, Rooted in Thyme, Charm of Home, French Country Cottage, The Cottage Market, Shabby Fu Fu, Thoughts from Alice, Our Southern Home, Rustic & Refined, Dwellings-the heart of your home, Between Naps on the Porch, Cozy Little House, Coastal Charm, Cedar Hill Farmhouse, A Stroll Thru Life
Linking with: Poofing the Pillows, Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson,
Elizabeth and Co., Savvy Southern Style, Knick of Time, Maison de Pax, A Delightsome Life, The Vintage Nest, Peonies and Orange Blossoms, Adirondack Girl at Heart, Rooted in Thyme, Charm of Home, French Country Cottage, The Cottage Market, Shabby Fu Fu, Thoughts from Alice, Our Southern Home, Rustic & Refined, Dwellings-the heart of your home, Between Naps on the Porch, Cozy Little House, Coastal Charm, Cedar Hill Farmhouse, A Stroll Thru Life
Thank you ever so much for sharing this pretty Spring gardening inspiration with us at the Garden party! Makes my heart happy:)
ReplyDeleteJemma
Thanks Jemma. We should have another garden party in late June-early July!
DeleteYour spring flowers are beautiful and I just love seeing the little robin so happy in the birdbath. We love having you at the garden party. Pinning. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Stacey. I had to be pretty sneaky to get that robin in the bath. Couldn't quite get him splashing like crazy but this pix was sweet too.
DeleteDefinitely make sure we see your yard as the season progresses. I can tell with the way you have it sectioned off that it must be spectacular.
DeleteHappy Thoughts of Home. ;)
Your garden is simply wonderful and I agree that spring is the best season in the garden.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my garden. Enjoy your spring.
DeleteOh what a lovely garden. I love spring blooms. I hope to be able to plant some bulbs in post this fall for some lovely spring blooms. Capturing that bath was great! Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks Grantham. I love spring blooms too but sometimes I'm all gardened-out by Fall. It's always worth it next spring. Enjoy your spring.
DeleteYour garden is so pretty and welcoming. I would love to walk through it and look at everything 'face to face'.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you shared this at our Garden Party!
Welcome!
Laura
White Spray Paint
If you're ever in Denver Laura, please stop by for a garden tour face to face! Thanks for "visiting."
DeleteI am so glad you joined us at TOHOT!
DeleteWhat a beautiful garden. Thanks for taking us on a tour. Your flowers are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh thank you Sarah for your lovely comments.
DeleteAll stunners, Pat! I love those double tulips but the petals of the crabapple make such a pretty look on the pebbles, and that robin in the bath - wonderful! I love your garden.
ReplyDeleteHi there Rita. Thanks so much for your sweet comments. They made me smile this nippy Colorado spring morning. Enjoy your Spring. Do you have flowering dogwoods there?
DeleteI just love how everything comes alive in the spring. My favorite season as well. Your tulips are gorgeous! I love them, but can not plant them out front. The deer just won't leave them alone. So I settle for Daffodils and Hyacinths. Love the cute bird taking a bath! Thanks for sharing your lovely spring garden with the Garden Party.
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Jann
Hi Jann. I'm thinking of planting some daffodils for next spring. I like that their foliage doesn't look as bad as tulip leaves after they're done blooming. No deer here but my sister is constantly fighting them off her hostas! Thanks for the Garden Party. Let's do it again.
DeletePat I was drinking in every image. That wee bird is just darling. Thank you so very much for linking up to the garden party. Your post was completely enchanting.
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura. Your comment was one of my all-time favorites. Made me smile!
ReplyDeletePetals on the ground are just as beautiful to me as they are on the tree. Your whole back yard is awesome!
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Thank you for your kind words Nikki!
DeleteGreeting Spring, is one of my favorite things to do!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you here at TOHOT!
Jemma
Thanks Jemma. Happy Spring to you!
DeleteGorgeous post, we are still struggling here in Chicagoland. What a gorgeous layout you have for your yard, love it, Thanks, Sandi
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my garden Sandi and for your kind words. It's been snowing here the last couple of days (again) so I guess it's not over yet. Stay warm in Chicago!
DeleteGorgeous garden Pat! There is nothing prettier than spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to have you sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
Thank you Cindy.
DeleteBeautiful spring flowers, I really do miss them here in Florida. Thanks for sharing your garden.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carol. I miss sunshine in December! Guess we can't have it all.
DeleteEverything is gorgeous this time of year! Thank you for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sherry.
DeleteWhat a gorgeous post - and a gorgeous garden!! Your garden is ahead of mine for sure....mine is just starting to put on a tiny show!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. Gardening teaches us patience. Ha! Grow already!
DeleteI would like to cut some to make crafts. But I do not want to lose my bamboo garden.split rail fence
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