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viernes, 21 de septiembre de 2018

Springtime!

The spring begins today in the southern hemisphere! The unusually cold winter has finally exhaled its final breathe and with it came some nice warm days that brought plants back to life, Early spring (just like fall) is a brief but glorious time for planting and enjoying the garden to the full, the rest of the year is basically a prelude to or a recovery from the long scorching summer. I planted many new roses in winter (I wish I had more room for a few more roses!) I hope you enjoy the pictures of my spring plants!

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!