A week or so ago was a great time to plant some flowers on the deck. We stopped and picked up a nice assortment at the nursery.
Wheelbarrow full of new plants. Marigolds, Allysum, 3 colors of Fuchsia, Coreopsis and mini petunias. Soon to be potted up for summer flowers.
Our new Lilac Bush bloomed this year for the first time. I didn't expect it to bloom for another few years - what a grand surprise. And the heavenly scent. I grew this one and another smaller one from root cuttings.
It had rained the day before and droplets were still on the bleeding heart leaves
Another first - GianT Purple Alium - perhaps one of my favorite flowers - next year more will be planted!!!
I think we posted our mosaic posts at the same time, JoAnn! That white lilac is so pretty. I'm glad it smells beautiful, too. Like you, I'm admiring the flowers in the garden these days.
ReplyDeleteYour white lilac is very beautiful, great photos. In my garden lilacs bloom the next week. The Canadian goos is fabulous too. Happy MM!
ReplyDeleteA lovely choice of plants and flowers, JoAnn,your white lilac is gorgeous and a beautiful way to start Mosaic Monday this week.
ReplyDeleteHello, lovely flowers and images. Your white lilac is beautiful. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteI love lilacs! Such a heavenly scent!
ReplyDeleteWonderful various flowers; so lovely allium and white lilac bloomed. Spring has a very unique way to share beauty. Many thanks for these lovely blooms.
ReplyDeleteA very nice and sunny new week ahead!
Our rains are also coming in; cool day at last
ReplyDeleteHappy Mosaic Monday
much love...
The white lilacs are gorgeous. Wish we could grow them here! Your shot of the raindrop on the leaf is amazing. Thanks for sharing all this beauty!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is lovely. The white lilac is stunning and I'm jealous...I can't grow lilacs here. Beautiful post. Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteYour white lilacs are gorgeous
ReplyDelete...I like the white lilacs!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers grow so well with all that moisture. We are quite dry right now and trying to water everything! Enjoy your afternoon sweet friend. Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteOoooo, I love them all...envious of your lilac. We cut mine down. It just was not healthy some how or other so just took the plunge and it is gone. But I miss that smell.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lilacs!
ReplyDeleteI never thought there would be many lilacs in Montana, but they are everywhere, and your pictures remind me that I need to include them in my new landscaping plan - and congratulations on growing them from cuttings! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful floral photos and mosaics! It has been ages since I have seen a white lilac bush...I'm pretty sure we had one in our yard when I was a little girl! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteI miss lilacs here. I have tried to grow them but they never have survived. Probably the soil is too acid. Roses too only seem to do well if they are in a pot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms Joann, especially that white lilac.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a white one (but it's now on my list) and I heavily pruned my lilac last year...so much so that my daughter said that I'd probably killed it!
I was very nervous to see what would happen this year...but it's flowered and the perfume nearly knocks you off your feet! Enjoy your garden and thanks for sharing such fantastic photos :D
Love flower time!
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE the lilacs! Awesome macros...such lovely shots of the flowers and droplets!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your new lilac! Your shots do it justice. Beautiful blossoms!
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