Well it is Spring in Atlanta, at least for today. My flowers are blooming, which means it will probably freeze again. Since we are in the midst of a terrible drought here in the South, I have adopted the Darwin theory of gardening--if it survives, it survives. So far I haven't lost any plants, they are just hanging on. 
Here are my hellebores (also called Lenten rose). Such a beautiful purple color.
Here are my hellebores (also called Lenten rose). Such a beautiful purple color. 
The first camellia. 
Daffodils, which are very short this year but blooming like crazy.
Here's my flowering quince--the sun was too bright for a good photo but it has lovely coral blooms (it also has the most vicious thorns ever--learned the hard way).
3 comments:
Oh thank you for showing us flowers! Here in WI I've almost forgotten what they look like! well I did manage to keep three really nice geraniums so far.
yours are LOVELY!!
I think you must be new to the ring so let me say Welcome! I enjoyed reading your posts, had to read them all. I understand your need to get away - but I would love to go to the ocean. I think snow is beautiful, but I want to sit barefoot, comfy clothes and watch the waves and listen to the birds overhead - a quiet isolated beach for me. Coffee is good anywhere anytime. Love that strawberry quilt!
I'm impressed by your knowledge of flower :) I used to work in the yard, but not anymore..... Hoping it warms up so we can enjoy the trees, plants and flowers.
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