Wednesday 11 April 2012

Garden news.

Aaahh, Spring has sprung, the grass is ris, I wonder where the boidies is!

The plants are bursting into life. Here is a little snapshot of our garden, taken today.

I managed to catch the sun on the Amalancia against a dark sky.

I took this through the conservatory window. Camelia.

The Japanese flowering cherry. The best we've seen it in 40 years!

Magnolia "Susan", nearly fully out.

The big Magnolia, recovered after the frost hit it.

New Rhododenderon, planted last year.

12 comments:

OldLady Of The Hills said...

Oh...These are GORGEOUS, John...They are all AMAZING...Buy especially that 40 year old Beauty!!! MAGNIFICENT! Truly Stunning! This must be so very thrilling to you and your Dad!
SPRING HAS INDEED, SPRUNG!!!

Unknown said...

Thank-you, Naomi!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful pictures, especially for people like me living in the frozen north and longing to return to the flowers & trees :-)

Unknown said...

Thank-you, Anonymous!

Mickle in NZ said...

It is all looking so beautiful - your dad must be pleased with these glorious blooms. And your new camera takes great shots - well done, dear John.

Michelle/Mickle xxx

Pat said...

Magnificent John. I hope Dad is taking it easy and enjoying just looking at the garden.

Unknown said...

Mickle, he/we love them!

Unknown said...

Mum2, he's taking it easy!

KB, thanks! xx

Webster World said...

What a great spring. IAll these years I must have had my head in my rear. I thought you were from down under. My head has been there many times in my life.

Unknown said...

Webster World, you're pardoned!

Webster World said...

:-}

Kila said...

Beautiful :) I enjoy seeing your neck of the woods!