The grass is damp, and the sun warm. I breathe deeply and have an overwhelming feeling of contentment.
The wonderful scent of Auricula wafts around the garden. Such pretty little flowers. My collection grows.
I hadn't noticed the Fritillary yesterday. I must put protection around it, as it will most definitely be a swift meal for a rabbit.
Rhododendron buds are swollen, another few weeks and they will be in bloom.
Camassia are popping up all around the garden. I divided them last year, it was a chore at the time but so glad I did.
Acers are looking good. This is my favourite, gold and red is such a lovely combination.
Perhaps this is how a mouse sees things :)
I am sure whatever is in my garden they are humming
'Oh what a beautiful morning'
Have a great weekend.
It was beautiful wasn't it - some gorgeous blossom still around here, makes me crave fruit!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to enjoy all the wonderful fruit we grow in the UK.
DeleteThis turned out to be such a glorious day here too. I can hear you singing! I can feel your uplifted spirit. Your garden is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pleased your weather is turning Lisa. Enjoy my dear friend.
DeleteOh yes, I was singing that song too!
ReplyDeleteWe've had some very nice days ...
Your garden is looking lovely Cheryl.
All the best Jan
It has been a long Winter, I am sure we are all going to enjoy every bit of sun we get Jan.
DeleteWhat a marvelous post, I was swept along by it and all the beautiful blooms in your garden, I have an acer like yours, so gorgeous! Fruit blossom is the best for sure and then the confetti!!! Just loved the mouse view!!!xxx
ReplyDeleteI keep coming back to the mouse run in your garden. It reminds me of last winter when I found vole runs under the snow. You could see clearly where they ran under the snow.
ReplyDeleteI have the same feeling this morning! Though everything here is much behind your garden, it is finally beginning to feel like spring.
ReplyDeletepure bliss...
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