After what seemed like a long cold winter, then a late ice storm here in Ontario, our gardens are erupting with colour. First the narcissus, then the hyacinths. It seemed like they were patiently waiting for the snow and ice … Continue reading →
When the snow recedes and the flowers come up and bloom, that’s the thing I like best about spring. A couple of times, I thought spring had finally made it, then we had more snow and ice in our … Continue reading →
My flowerbeds have been bursting in colour the past few weeks. Here are a few snaps I’ve taken recently: Yellow-tipped red tulips. Alas when I went out this morning, the colourful petals had mostly dropped or were blown away in … Continue reading →
Daffodils The flowers are blooming, especially the daffodils. My husband noticed how they seem poised to look in every direction. I hadn’t really thought of that before. The hyacinths and narcissus [shown last post about gardening] are past their prime … Continue reading →
