Lovely ornamental cheery buds before they pop into bloom.
Fresh green grass for the sheep to eat.
Little wild violets in clumps throughout the garden
Good weekend everyone.
Friday, April 23, 2010
More Spring Color at Leyden Glen Farm
It's really great to walk out the door in the morning and see something that isn't brown or grey or white. Color is popping out all over. The Virginia Bluebells Mom gave me a few years ago are starting to become established and spreading out under our silver maple tree.
Lovely ornamental cheery buds before they pop into bloom.
Fresh green grass for the sheep to eat.
Little wild violets in clumps throughout the garden
Good weekend everyone.
Lovely ornamental cheery buds before they pop into bloom.
Fresh green grass for the sheep to eat.
Little wild violets in clumps throughout the garden
Good weekend everyone.
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8 comments:
Lovely! Our leaves are just about out here.
Beautiful mother nature happenin' on your farm! The appearance of spring like that is so uplifting.
Love your Spring colors! I was gifted some Virginia Blue Bells as well- I love them. It's so interesting how after they bloom the leaves quickly disappear and go dormant until the following year.
beautiful, beautiful photos! Love the photo of the grass!
Hoosier hugs,
Cheryl
Very pretty.
Oh, my goodness. What beautiful pictures. I love your blog, the sheep, the countryside, everything. Keep all the beauty coming.
You are an incredible photographer. Thank you for those.
The closed buds look so sweet. I love it when they show up, it's filling me with hope and wait.
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