Born free....
By klahanie_
15 comments
Freely growing (seeding) spring flowers in the area I call Sunvalley.
I know this is not everybody cup of tea but here we go:
Last year seedling
Lots of pretty forget-me-nots
No comment…
Popping out everywhere
There are dozens if not hindereds of them down there
Few Trilliums too.
Around my rhubarb
Winter aconites. These leaves will disappear in mid May and hopefully there are some violets coming.
Plenty of little daisies as well.
Dicentra formosa (Pacific Bleeding Heart) is happy here and can be find in many places
Lamium Yellow archangel is very invasive here and cannot be eliminated. (vinca as well)
I love being down there at this time of year. We have a little orchard and the fruit trees are in full bloom.
We had (finally) couple of warm days and everything is waking up quickly.
Japanese Apple-Pear blooms and fresh new leaves.
- 3 May, 2023
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Your primulas look so happy Klahanie, and like Eileen Iām envious of your Trillium. Glad you have such a pretty area to make you smile š.
4 May, 2023
I think this area looks beautiful, Klahanie, including the 'no comment' plant. I think self-seeded primroses are my favourite because the mix-and-match produces such gentle, subtle shades. I've noticed all the dandelions left to grow on the road verges around us this year look so very cheerful. As they're usually decapitated it's nice to be reminded how attractive they are - oh, and the daisies, of course.
4 May, 2023
I'm sure I would, Klahanie. I say 'good morning' to all our regulars when I feed them at breakfast time.
4 May, 2023
Crikey, Sun Valley is a very colourful and pretty place, Klahanie. Its nice to hear you allow it to do its own thing naturally, most of the time.
4 May, 2023
Love all the primulas Klahanie, the mix and match of colours and such happy little faces.
I know the dandelion is cheery and perfectly formed, and it has edible leaves, but I definitely don't want a lawn full!
4 May, 2023
Beautiful Trilliums Klahanie - do you rind them easy to grow?
4 May, 2023
Sorry,Klahanie, I havent been on Goy much lately, so missed this one of your lovely spring Garden.. Such a varied collection ,and lots of colour,which is so welcoming after the winter. .
23 May, 2023
Thank you Klahanie,the garden and I are fine..Not a lot changes really, but I'll post a couple of photo's later,of the which I took recently. :o)
25 May, 2023
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beautiful and as for the dandelion it is one of the best flowers for insects and birds. I have a large one in my red/yellow border. If they were pink flowers they would be treasured.
I am so envious that your trilliums grow wild, I cant get them to establish in my garden.
4 May, 2023