Showing posts with label grape hyacinth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grape hyacinth. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2012

Friday flower and sick of being sick!


You can tell there's not much happening in my garden as here's another Friday Flower post of my pretty hyacinth in a vase. I am excited to see the blooms starting to emerge and the fragrance is already amazing. It really has grown very quickly. The other bulbs I have growing inside are also doing well so you might see those next week :)
This week has been the biggest drag, I've been home sick from work with a virus and it's driving me crazy (I rarely have a day off work). So many projects to get onto but I'm just not up to it. I'm hoping I feel a bit better tomorrow so I can get back into things. I have caught up on a lot of dodgy daytime tv and thanks to my laptop I have been able to lay in bed and read lots of blogs and so on.
Take care everyone and have a lovely weekend.
xx

Friday, September 2, 2011

Friday flowers... Anemone in my garden


These gorgeous blue anemone are blooming in my garden.


Yay for spring!

The bloom above is a double variety, whilst the others are single.

Apart from their stunning colour and simplicity, I adore the frilly leaf arrangement around their stems, like a ruffly collar.

I have orange ranuncs in the same bed but they haven't made an appearance yet.

It's always a little odd reading the northern hemisphere blogs to see them moving into autumn. Whilst I do love autumn I am very pleased we've moving into spring here in Aus.
That means summer wont be too far away!

And because they're blooming up a riot all over the backyard (and the colour matches the anemones), here are some beautiful Grape Hyacinths.

I think sometimes I give the impression (through my images) that my garden is always lush, not to mention vast. It's neither really. I just tend to do closeups so I don't have to show you the the unwanted slab of concrete, the dodgy, falling-down lean-to and so on. I think our block is about 750 sq metres with Molly's Maison right in the middle. It's a nice size, not too much garden to maintain and still quite a lot of lawn for Molly.
One day I might be brave and show you guys some of the dodgier bits :)
Well, TGIF. I'm hoping to do a bit of pottering about and get a bit of crafty action happening this weekend.
I hope you all have a lovely weekend too.
Hugs xx