Spring has finally arrived in TENNESSEE! It was slow coming but we have been blessed with some amazing sunny days mixed with a few April showers. My mother and father have a garden in the side yard which is dedicated to wildflowers that grow in our area. Both are in their eighties and have been lifelong gardeners.Things change rapidly there and every few days something new is in bloom. These pictures were taken last week and I'm sure these beauties have already faded and been replaced with other blooms. Enjoy...
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| Lenten Rose (Hellebores) |
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| A place to sit and enjoy the garden |
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| Pink and white Lenten Rose |
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| Woods Poppy |
I will try to go by and see what is blooming this week and take a few pictures to share. I hope that things are BLOOMING wherever you are! Thank you for stopping by for a visit.
"Consider how the wildflowers grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you , not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today, and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, how much more will he clothe you - you of little faith." Luke 12:27,28.
Hi Jeanette, seems strange to see cowslips in an American garden, I've always thought of them as an English wildflower :-) The bench looks a lovely place to sit a while. Rowen@ Coastal Colours x
ReplyDeleteCowslips do grow here but maybe they were imported from England? I'll have to do a little research and see? Thank you for stopping by!
DeleteCowslips do grow here but maybe they were imported from England? I'll have to do a little research and see? Thank you for stopping by!
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