My flowering peach tree epitomises spring
The first roses
The Lady banks rose, this is her second year in the garden
Camellias are still blooming
My only rhododendron doesn't look great this year, it was transplanted and seems to dislike the new place
Spirarea cantonensis
There is lots of Clivias blooming
Magnolia Liliflora, unfortunately some bug ate most of its buds.
Enjoy Spring if you are in the southern hemisphere and embrace the beauty of fall if you live in the north!
Preciosa primavera MDN ya empieza a despertar lentamente tu jardín. Todas las flores son una preciosidad.
ResponderEliminarAquí en el levante español hasta hoy, seguimos estando en verano con las temperaturas que estamos teniendo.
Un abrazo
Gracias! espero que este clima dure el resto del mes, normalmente la primavera se pone muy calurosa muy pronto. Saludos!
EliminarYour garden looks very happy! While I am always impressed with your roses and camellias, your flowering peach trees took my breath away. We are no longer getting cold enough during our winter months to prompt our stone fruit trees to bloom.
ResponderEliminarKris, the flowering peach looks great this year, it appreciated the unsually cold winter, last year with a very warm it didn't have many flowers, I hope roses will react in the same way. I hope the fall will be cool and rainy for your garden!
EliminarYour spring flowers are so beautiful. I envy your springtime. Here it's autumn now. Beautiful roses, camellia and clivia!
ResponderEliminarHappy Springtime!
Marit, spring here is very short and gives way to long scorchingly hot summers so I have to enjoy it while it lasts. I hope fall will be nice over there. Happy weekend!
EliminarHola MDN. Me encantan tus fotos y tus plantas son maravillosas. Feliz primavera para ti y tu familia. Besos.
ResponderEliminarGracias Lola! Espero que disfrutes mucho del otoño allá en España. Saludos!
EliminarHi,This is the first time I have seen peach tree flowers they must be show stoppers,What a beautiful shot of magnolia,we are heading towards post monsoon or Autumn season in upcoming days.
ResponderEliminarhave a great week ahead.
Arun, thanks for visting! Peach trees are wonderful they are the first messagers of spring. I hope the autumn brings relief to your garden after the summer. Happy week!
EliminarYour spring arrives earlier than ours, MDN. Everything is looking wonderfully happy and healthy.
ResponderEliminarJamie, spring arrived suddenly after a strangely cold winter but I hope mild weather will last for some time!
EliminarI love striped roses. Enjoy them for me!
ResponderEliminarDiana, roses are the soul of the garden, nothing can replace their beauty.
EliminarLots of beautiful plants in your garden just now, Marcelo. I’m amazed you have roses blooming already, and the camellias are breathtaking. Happy Spring!
ResponderEliminarJane, The roses are full of buds but we are having many storms and rain lately I hope this stops before they ruin the roses as happened last year when the beginning of spring was very rainy with hail storms. I hope spring is bringing beauty and joy to your garden.
EliminarYour garden looks incredible, Marcelo, it has perhaps the most beautiful selection of plants I have seen in all the blogs and gardening sites I visit.
ResponderEliminarI wish you a long and gentle spring!
Thanks Sara, I hope spring doesn't get too hot to soon and gives me time to enjoy the roses and camellias!
EliminarI love your 'The Lady banks rose', Manolo. Nice color! The camellias are my dream, that can't come true due to the climate. I think your rhododendron likes acid soil, is this ok? I always notice what kind of soil is in the spot where I want to plant a rhododendron.
ResponderEliminarFeliz la semana!
Nadezda, the lady banks rose is a lovely plant and a very fast grower, I've seen it white too, very beautiful. I think that indeed the soil isn't acid enough for my rhododendron but I won't transplant it till next winter, in the meantime I'll feed it with the accidifier I use on my hydrangeas.
EliminarI too have a yellow Clivia blooming
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