Is it possible to plan a garden where flowers bloom steadily each week for six months? Truthfully, I wouldn’t have thought so, until we moved to Madison. That is what the previous gardener of the place where we live achieved. Her knowledge of Wisconsin perennials amazes me each year as I see the progression of greenery to blossom. Spring begins with shoots pressing up from orderly bulbs nestled in the ground. These flowers she chose need only sun and rain: maintenance free, dependable beauties. Thank you, Mrs. L. Your green thumb is verdant still.
First Red Tulip
Tulip opens 5 minutes later!
What is your favorite sign of spring?
Gracias for reading Fake Flamenco! ¡Olé! –Rebecca
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Beautiful photographs ❤️
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Thank you! I’ve picked up my Canon SLR to commune with nature again.
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Quite beautiful Rebecca…thank God Spring is back after a nine month holiday! Take good care,
All the best,
Francisco
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Thank you, Francisco. Yes, spring is a welcome sight!
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Most welcome!
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Thanks for reminding us of the rebirth each year of our gardens. Your photos bring joy
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Thank you very much. Joy awaits us in the arms of nature.
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All beauties!
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Thank you, Rosaliene! Time to cut a few flowers.
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Continual blossoms has been one of my gardening goals that I think I have achieved. Leading off this year are crocuses that I planted in 2018 and followed by daffodils that began opening yesterday. But honestly nature will achieve the same with wild flowers. It will begin with colts foot the first blossoms I see in the spring followed by dandelions, then various others throughout the summer and end in the fall as freezing temperatures kill the golden rod and aster flowers. Your photos are beautiful.
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Thanks, Ruth. I admire that you were able to achieve continuous blooms. I appreciate your comments and kind words! Happy Spring!
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Lovely.
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Thank you! We’ve had snow, hail, and sun today. No icy precipitation left. Plants are happy for the drink.
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Beautiful & serene series of blooms – thank you for adding beauty to this Easter morning!
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Thanks for your comments Purple Pumpernickel. Happy Easter!
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Beautiful Spring blooms! 🌸😊🌸
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Thank you! Love the photos on your site too. 🙂
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Txx so much! 😊
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I like seeing my chives poke through the snow, and also listening to the birds as clear signs of spring.
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Chives, yes! That’s what I forgot in our Carnitas tacos yesterday!
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😋 yummy!
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The daffodil picture is beautiful and seeing them always makes me feel that warmer weather is just around the corner. Thanks
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Thank you, Geri! Glad the photo was cheery for you. 🙂 We just finished eating lunch with a view of the flowers. We’ve got a warm day at last.
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