The northeast corner of Mississippi, USA, in the center of zone 7
The last Daffodil of the season
Apple Tree
Encore Azalea 'Autumn Beauty' blooms twice a year, Spring and Autumn.
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| Red Buckeye is a native plant of the southeastern United States |
Red Buckeye attracts Hummingbirds! Our first Hummingbird appeared on March 29.
Wisteria (strong aroma attracts Butterflies and Bees)
Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora' (aka Easter Rose)
A hanging basket of Petunias (a recent purchase)
I am not sure of the name of this knee-high perennial. Can someone ID it for me?
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Lea, it's all beautiful! I really find the apple blossoms lovely, as that's something we don't have here.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are lovely. The wisteria is so pretty I would love to have some again but it was always vine and no blossoms. Thanks for letting me enjoy yours. Your red buckeye is full of blooms and attracting hummingbirds already this spring. That's great.
ReplyDeleteWonderful apple blossoms. They make me remember an old song from my childhood, "Apple Blossom Time." Love the buckeye. I really need to add that to my garden.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blossoms! I love the apple blossoms and azaleas are always a favorite. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteSo envy you your hummingbirds. How I wish we had them here!
ReplyDeleteSure is a different zone than we live in!
ReplyDeleteLovely blossoms!
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