An ostrich fern is starting to send fronds out. There are 30 of them in the back flower bed - its a wonderful display.
My miniature Turkish tulips did survive!!!!
A touch of pink amongst the green from the very fragrant hyacinths.
When I was a kid - back in the forest primeval - they told us it was illegal to take trillium from the wild and transplant them in a garden. Something about it being the Provincial Flower in Ontario - but hey we live in Québec
A friend who immigrated from Egypt was overwhelmed by the shades of green when he first came to this country. This is probably the last garden I will ever own; I am finding that realization hard to process.
1 comment:
oh NO!!!! the last???? what a tragedy. this is so beautiful. i've never planted turkish tulips, always wanted to. wanted trillium as well. the greens are magnificent. at times in the spring i think i don't even need the flowers. all of that tender green and such variation in the shades. beautiful and fresh and clean. it's enchanting, as is your garden. how lovely.
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