Easter is tomorrow, and the weather DEFINITELY conveys a sense of renewal and new life! In our yard, that means a wide array of colors and shapes are springing forth from the various plants in the yard. Nature has had its morning stretch and is up pouring a cup of coffee that has every color of the rainbow in it.
I thought I’d share some photos of the colors of spring, from our yard. Enjoy!
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- Sedum – will have bright raspberry colored blooms
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- Oak barrel full of color in the front yard
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- Bold coleus
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- Dime- and quarter-sized cherry tomatoes
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- Bright red flaming tip of a celosia
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- One of several clusters of apples – golfball sized
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- A patriotic collection of red, white and blue
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- A small bit of sunshine
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- Pretty white daisy
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- The beginnings of our wall of vines – morning glories and moonflowers
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- “Pole dancers”
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- Slipper plant — fuzzy and cute
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- Happy red begonias
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- Early purslane blooms
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- Not a pumpkin – a tiny quarter-sized purple calabash tomato!
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- Morning sunbathing potato vines
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- Gorgeous plumbago
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- A cluster of plumbago blooms
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- One of several petunias
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- Dainty pink daisies
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- Faces turned to the rising sun
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- Ivy picked these out – royal purple supertunias!
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- My favorite hosta – a “June”
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- A gnome climbing the pot of the persian shield on the front porch
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- Tons of figs on the tree already!
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- Big enough to wear 😉
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- Double impatiens, posing as miniature rose lookalikes
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