What's blooming in the garden on the 15th of the month
Not too much blooming yet. The crocus came and went when the temperatures soared into the 70s (20s C). Spring is a few weeks early this year, but I am not at starting seeds indoors. See the post before this one for the daffodil from nowhere.
Hellebores are lovin' it. I still need to find that pink one and separate it.
Hyacinths are just starting. Mixed pure white with "Sky Jacket" blue years ago. They don't come out as big as new, but they still bring a smile to my face (and my nose.)
Magnolia stellata 'Dr. Merril'.
This is over 30 years old - one of the first plants put in when I bought the house. Its form is more like a maple - strong single thick trunk - rather than a traditional star magnolia. And, with blooms as big as your fist, it perfumes the entire neighborhood.For other garden bloggers' bloom day photos, spring over to the blog May Dreams Gardens.
Wow! What a magnificent Magnolia!
ReplyDeleteHappy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Lea,
ReplyDeleteYes it is -- at this time of year.
-Ray
Wow, stunning magnolia!
ReplyDeleteThe last shot is stunning.Happy blooms day.
ReplyDeleteAll gorgeous flowers, but especially the magnolia, that is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat Magnolia is gorgeous! I have a Magnolia grandiflora but its floral display is nothing like yours - and most of the flowers are so far above my head I can't even get a decent photo of them with the telephoto lens on my camera.
ReplyDeleteYour Hellebores and Magnolia are gorgeous! We have a few weeks here until the Magnolias start blooming, so I'll just enjoy yours for now!
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