My garden astonishes me most during springtime. Vegetables seemingly appear overnight. Flowers dance in the breeze, and the bean vines scamper up their trellis so quickly you can almost watch them grow. Perfectly ripe strawberries are my breakfast, and the bees hum along with me. The scent of jasmine feels like a blessing. I realize that I really do not have much to do with creating my garden, other than to love it. Miracles do exist.
Cucumber Poona Keera
Cleome
Proven Winners Buddleia Lo & Behold
Celeste Fig
Native Hibiscus
Artichoke and Parsnips
Border Garden
Tromboncino Squash Leaf
Clematis
This is real time in your garden? Wow we’re behind here in MI! Love the Cleome, which I’ve winter-sowed this year for my cat of the same name.
(My seedlings just got their true leaves.)
Yes, real-time in my garden, but we’re down here in Florida. I enjoyed learning about winter-sowing from your evening as host of #gardenchat. That’s one thing I love about gardening – there is always more to learn!
Stunning photos, that Clematis made me gasp!
Thank you, Jo! I love the Clematis. It’s such a beautiful plant.
Beautiful photos. The Cleome and Clematis are inspiring.
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