Yellow and blue colors of spring
A soft rainy Sunday
While washing dishes, and daydreaming, looking out the window.. I was suddenly aware that the little forsythia had its golden buds coming out. Seems very early to me, but I'm happy to see a bit more color!
The hellebore flowers have purple edges.
Hyacinths are blooming, and sending its lovely scent afar!
Willow catkins are now turning yellow.
And many daffodils are still blooming nicely.
posted by Silvia Hoefnagels . Salix Tree @ 3:53 pm
7 Comments:
Hi Silvia...envy you that you got hyacinths in your garden...and the daffodils are nice too!!! - its all over ireland ehhh?
AHH.. the look of Spring you have made my night as Ive just arrived from Florida vacation ..no flowers or blossoms here just melting snow..I shall study the garden tomorrow however it's under it's white blanket. hugs NG
I love blue and yellow flowers - everything looks so soft and lush and springlike in your land, SalixTree~
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Oh I envy you Silvia, because my hyacinths and daffodils are not yet blooming. But it looks as if spring has really arrived now! We had a beautiful and warm (20 degrees in the sun!) and sunny Sunday yesterday and today it is as beautiful and the whole week is forecasted to be like this yeah!:D About your question, yes the spink belleflower in my picture is called campanula medium. Have a happy week!
Hi Silvia,
It's spring in your country too, I see. I love forsythia and always cut a few branches when the flowers are still in bud, for the vase. Love those hellebores with the purple edges, very pretty!
i love ireland, flowers, trees, and the like, and so i am quite fond of your blog! thanks for all the beautiful pictures. it is fun to see the flowers that bloom alike in the red clay of georgia and in the green fields of ireland! i think we both get the gulf stream or something...
thanks!
Very wild hellebores! Love seeing these pictures...soon for us, but not quite there...yet.
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