i don’t want to miss a thing

last week there was sort of a lull in the garden. Once growing season starts these lulls are few and far between and seriously last a couple of days at most, although they feel like eons to me.

Well, I left here for  3 days and came back to a bloom-splosion! Columbines, azaleas, clematis, daisies, calycanthus, lilacs, lilacs, and more lilacs, , the red horse chestnut tree, catmint, bearded iris all over the place, geraniums, honeysuckle, verbena,  moss phlox, the many ajuga varieties, baptisias , lupines;the list goes on and on

the garden looks amazing and the fragrance is divine wherever you go.

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One thought on “i don’t want to miss a thing

  1. Paul Cook

    So if someone asked me….’Who has the most inspiring garden and who inspires you the most??’……you just may top my list! I love your passion and dedication. Gardening is just the best thing I ever stumbled across in life. I spend every free, waking moment doing it…..you make me sleep less!! Lol. I’m on vacation this week with only one plan….GARDENING!! Thanks and happy spring!!!!!

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