A bee getting the end of the mountain laurel blooms.
Purple trailing lantana has enlarged its footprint over the years.
Sweet smelling alyssum attracts a visitor.
Okay, geraniums might be trite, but I love them.
The last of the pear tree blossoms; this tree is actually the neighbor's behind me, but a pear or two always seem to hang over the fence into my yard.
More borrowed landscape. This tree is between my house and the one next door, and I have no idea what it is. Scrawny tree, wisteria-like blooms.
More freesia. I need to pick some of these this afternoon.
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6 comments:
Looks very nice and sunny in your garden, with lots of blooms. Thanks for joining in for bloom day!
Carol, May Dreams Gardens
It does look pretty in your garden. So many pretty white flowers.
I like the pic of the bee on the Mountain Laurel blooms. Very nice.
The tree with the white blooms looks like a Honey Locust.
In keeping with Carol's request that we comment on the posts before & after ours, here I am at your blog. Love the mountain laurel, just love it. I'm going looking for one if I can figure out where to shoehorn it into my corner of Katy!
Cindy again: I should have specified that Carol posted today at May Dreams Gardens about the huge number of comments she'd gotten on Bloom Day and made a request of her readers. http://maydreamsgardens.blogspot.com/2009/03/may-all-your-comments-mulitply-as.html
Thanks everyone for your feedback and welcome to the garden blogger community!
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