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| It's a beautiful afternoon in Southern California and it's late February and 50 degrees outside, blue skies with puffy white and gray clouds. |
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| The Wisteria are just getting ready to bloom in full and give the garden floor a shower of purple pedals |
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| The seedlings are popping up through the ground |
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| A view from the cutting garden with the pool in the background |
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| My most favorite flower in the garden are Sweet Peas, and they are about 1-1/2" long. |
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| Another view |
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| This is the side garden |
How wonderful ! It looks like a wonderful place to find so much inspiration !! I am so jealous though !! We still have snow on the ground and I am seeing no promise of spring anytime soon !! Uggg !! Thank you for letting me know spring will come !! SOMEDAY !!LOL !!
ReplyDeleteLike Kristy, I am "green" with envy. I have a lone daffodil trying to bloom on this cold, windy day. Um, did I sleep through a week? March 4? LOL!
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful. I'm in Arizona and we had snow last night. I didn't dare go look at my rosebush yet to see how it fared. The snow is gone now but it's cold.
ReplyDeleteSweetpeas are wonderful. I am surprised more people don't grow them.
Your Wisteria is beautiful!! I need to show my hubby your arbor, I need one for my Wisteria... it got a major pruning by the deer this winter, so now it is 3' tall.... All my gardens are also buried under many layers of snow and ice that is beginning to melt a bit. Maybe there will be something hiding under all that snow in my gardens. Until my treasures show up, I'll have to drool over other gardens like yours :)
ReplyDeleteYour climate seems a bit like our (in Southern Australia), only you are heading for Spring and we are approaching Autumn.You have a pretty garden.
ReplyDeleteI envy you! We are in the middle of a big snow storm.
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