This is an old, well-established space, that has developed its own patterns and growth (with dime guidance). It is just awakening from winter, with the warming days.
Blooming rosemary.
Primulas in the lawn
Note the dancing butterflies in the middle right side.
No artificial primrose colors here.
Rock garden
Wild violets
Christrosen (Hellebores)
To what we all aspire: established beds, walkways, perennials, old trees, our favorite garden decorations, greens and harmonious colors….
Ooooh!! Thank you for the tour! Please continue to show its development and stages. Primroses in the lawn. That is brilliant! I have many in my beds and have run out of places to put them. I am definitely going to start placing them in the lawn.
ReplyDeleteAhhh no primrose here or daffodils but petunias and amaryllis and azaleas brighten the season 😊☀️meb
ReplyDeleteThe primulas grow wild in lawns, gardens, woods edges, etc. Nobody plants them there, but if you want to naturalize some, it’s a nice look in the spring.
ReplyDeleteThat was SMB. Also, I will try to get further pictures through the seasons. SMB
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