Dear readers,
Having written a short post yesterday, I didn´t intend to blog today. However, while looking at other people´s blogs (Christina´s organicgardendreams) I came upon Garden Bloggers´ Bloom Day hosted by Carol from May Dreams Gardens. Liking the idea a lot, I decided to participate. I´d like to share some pictures of my new garden, which as some of you might already know, I took over from my parents. Hope you enjoy!
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| Tulipa Purple Crystal |
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| Fritillaria persica Adiyaman |
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| Tulipa Shirley |
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| Tulipa Mount Tacoma |
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| Tulipa Purple Crystal |
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| Tulipa Mount Tacoma |
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| Tulipa Dream Touch |
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| Tulipa Flaming Flag |
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| Tulipa Angelique |
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| Tulipa Shirley |
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| I created these two borders in the middle of the garden last September. Before, it was all lawn there. At the end of the borders I positioned a bank, which at the same time is a rose arch. When I started the borders last year, my parents told me that the borders looked like graves. However, I personally really like the borders and I am sure that as soon as the plants have established and grown to a certain hight, the borders will look great. I already imagine myself walking through the two borders and also enjoying the plants while sitting on the bank. I planted many old roses in the borders and also some peonies, alliums, lavender and other plants and can´t wait for them to bloom. I am really excited about how the borders will look some years from now. |
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| Usually I am not very fond of yellow plants, but I think this lime yellow blooms of Euphorbia characias look wonderful in combination with purple and dark red tulips. |
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| Tulipa Purple Crystal |
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| Tulipa Angelique |
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| Tulipa Shirley |
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| Tulipa Dream Touch |
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| some auricluas |
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| Primula Auricula Dark Eyes |
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| Primula Auricula Gwenda |
Best wishes,
Lisa
