Here's some of the latest plants to bloom in my yard. The first pic is an overall shot of part of the spring border.
Newfoundland flowers May 31
Anemone blanda 'White Splendor'
Trillium grandiflorum is finally opening
Trillium erectum is almost finished
As testiment to our late spring, Tulipa praestans is still open. This cultivar is called Unicum
and the daffodils are still open! This is Tahiti.
Great pictures Todd. What kind of camera are you using??
The trillium looks wonderful.
Glenda
I use a Nikon Coolpix 8800...highly recommended camera!
Love the variegated leaf on the tulip and oh those frittilaria!! drool
Wonderful pictures Todd. Isn't it funny how geographically far apart areas with the same zone have such differing seasons? My Trillium grandiflorum are on their last legs now, tulips, frittilaria, daffodils, etc. were finished a couple of weeks ago, and the Echinacea purpurea has buds. --Ginny
We'll catch up by September! My Echinacea are just sprouting and the darwin tulips are still not open. Our winters are mild but spring is pathetic to say the least.
Todd.......the shots are gorgeous!!!!!!! E
Rains picked up again......so have had time to admire your beauties Todd. I too would love to grow the frittilaria (I'm pretty sure there's at least one or two varieties that are tough enough for the prairies).
Wonderful pics.....my Dad also has the Nikon Coolpix. One of these days I might be allowed to actually take a picture with it. ;)
Great pics Todd. nice to see that the flowers are filnally blooming for you.
Better late than never! It is suppose to be 20-23 C for the next 4 days...that should finally flush the trees...I was beginning to think they would never leaf.
Fantastic news, Todd. Enjoy!
Great pictures Todd. I see some Trout Lily near the bottom of your first picture. I discovered some only this year down near the creek.
Have a good day... Joan
