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Yellow Nicos. The daffodils are everywhere. It'll be a hard act to follow. But the rhododendrons will do their main flush in May and the garden will be pink and white.
From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.
Was blue from the crocus and hyacinthus but will soon be red with rhodedendrums and pieris
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
Was white with Snowdrops, then pink of the cherry tree and a little yellow from daffs (keep meaning to plant more bulbs). Now it is pink with flowering currant bush and lime green from the euphrbia.
Very green with leaves of variety of plants scattered with hyacythns in blue and pink
Look not from the mind, but from the soul. For the life that is coming is already before us, waiting to open up the world. Just look more closely. Find the eyes to see. - Celestine Prophecy 1st insight
Yellow from the daffs. We had a mix of crocus out front, but they've all gone now, and literally a dozen snowdrops across half an acre! (very sparce! but then I did plant them in the Autumn and I didn't plant 'in the green').
Having looked out of the window at our opposite neighbours garden and having visited friends last weekend, I've been spurred on to sort this 'yellow heavy' garden come Autumn, as they've had a gorgeous mix of colours, with hyacinths and anemones.
Anyway, the tulips should be along shortly, and the purple aubretia is in full bloom, which is lovely.
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