Well, we're well into spring here in Austin. In the past week and a half the trumpet vine on the fence went from leafless to jungle-like. And we've had so many rains and misty mornings lately that the trails that were so dry and barren last summer are bursting with wildflowers and soft green grasses. Lots of blues & purples (dayflowers, spiderwort, baby blue eyes, bluebonnets). And the scent of the huisache flowers perfumes my morning walk. Did I mention that I love spring here?
I've got a big landscaping project in the works for next week, and until then, the garden blooms are mostly the ones that just popped up on their own.
Several of the blooms this month actually come from winter vegetables that are bolting. Recent discovery: not only do Easter egg radishes produce a lovely variety of colored roots, but the accompanying blooms are also in various shades of pale lavender, pink, and white. The dill hasn't quite bloomed yet, but you can see below that it is out-of-control tall.
The potted dependables:
Happy Bloom Day! And don't forget to check in with all the other blooming gardens at May Dreams Gardens...
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2 comments:
aloha,
i love your potted geranium, wish they sold that variety in my area, they only have boring/basic ones
the garden is looking springy and colorful :)
Your garden is looking really good. A little rain makes a big difference, doesn't it? Happy Bloom Day and happy spring!
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