Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis)
March 9, 2009
Trout lily (Erythronium americanum)
March 10, 2009
Narcissus 'Tet a Tete'
February 27, 2009
"Ugly camellia"
March 2, 2009
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4 comments:
Beautiful flowers. It is a nice break from the dullness of winter. And your camellia looks fine. Give it a few more weeks to liven up and I am sure it will be amazing.
Oooh, Carla, you are so lucky! Those are gorgeous shots, too.
C/B: I've hated the camellia even when it looks "good". To me, it looks like all the blossoms have been the victim of a bleach assault. But this year, I've appreciated them more. I got some better photos a few days later but haven't had a chance to post them.
Thanks, Sg: I am hoping to see photos of your tomatoes this year. I want to see a photo of the ENTIRE field of them. You do have a field, don't you? Otherwise, how would you squeeze all those little buggers in?
Oh, I wish I had a whole field! I have a big raised bed, and a couple of little ones. The photos I posted last August are just about all I've got! I crowd the maters together tighter than they really want to be. That's how I squeeze them all in.
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