Thursday, May 17, 2012

It's That Green Time Of Year

It's the time of year when everything is green isn't it?  Everywhere I look in my garden is the bright green of spring.
Top Row:  Cerinthe, Box, Feverfew
Middle Row:  Choisya, Euphorbia, Philadelphus
Bottom Row:  Heuchera, Fern, Campanula

And hiding amongst the green leaves are poppy buds full of the promise of beauty still to come.


(This is actually one I don't remember planting and has appeared next to one that is normally orange flowered.  I guess it will all be revealed soon!)

And remember these trees in Elvedon Forest in the autumn?


Well today they looked like this - all green and young and new.


My favourite avenue of trees, and an extra bonus was that it wasn't raining and I didn't get mown down by passing traffic!

6 comments:

  1. Isn't the colour gorgeous now? And the rain has made everything grow so madly that we're spending every minute between showers outside weeding!

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  2. Everywhere is looking very jungly in my garden, I hope I manage to spot some blooms soon.

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  3. Green is definitely the colour of the month - not a lot in bloom in my garden at the moment I expect it's the cold weather holding everything back - toffeeapple is right - it's a jungle out there!

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  4. Your right everything is very green, my garden is in desperate need of some tlc. I drove through Elveden Forest on Thursday afternoon, could we have passed each other?

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  5. The good thing about all this rain is indeed the wonderful green hues of nature which your mosaic illustrates perfectly Su.

    I love driving through Elveden Forest. It looks really pretty in the snow too but this is my absolute favourite time.

    Jeanne
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