Showing posts with label Gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gardening. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Spring Flowers

This post isn't really gardening related, but flowery nonetheless.  I have very hungry bandit squirrels that eat the blooms off of my flowers which is part of the reason I started taking pictures to begin with.  All of my tulips have been munched now, but I am still surrounded by beautiful flowers other places and I can't help smiling at them wherever I go.

My office is surrounded by dogwood trees and we have lots of windows to allow us to see them.


Gorgeous!  I wish I would have taken some more time to get better pictures, but I didn't want co-workers looking at me strangely as I snapped shots through the office windows. LOL.

A beautiful bouquet of tulips came to me at work this week too.  Just beautiful!



I bought some Easter Lilies for my mother-in-law.  They smelled and looked so good, I might have to go get some for myself!



Monday, March 26, 2012

More flowers in bloom

It seems like every day there are more beautiful tulips popping up, so I thought I would share them with you too!  I'm just thrilled with them.

Pretty!  Pretty!

Friday, March 23, 2012

Flowers in bloom!

I'm so excited that my tulips and daffodils are blooming.  It has been raining almost nonstop here for about a week but it's worth it now that my garden is exploding with gorgeous color.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

My bulbs are sprouting!

I'm SO excited that my bulbs are blooming.





Last year, my husband & I moved into our townhouse when I was about 4 months pregnant.  I had been keeping a container garden for years in whatever apartment patio I had at the time.  But this was the first time, I was able to plant flowers and plants in the ground.  I was really excited, however, I had no idea how hard it would be.  The ground was really hard mostly due to the fact that it filled with rocks and weeds and sticks and a couple of inches down there was a layer of black plastic.  It was the most horrible thing to try and plant in.  I actually ended up digging up several railroad ties that someone buried under the layer of rocks.  It was unbelievable.  After I dug everything out and laid down some mulch, it actually turned out really nicely.

Anyway, due to the time frame we moved I wasn't able to plant bulbs last year, but I did plant a few other plants that turned out beautifully:




I can't wait to see how the flowers turn out this year!