What do you prefer, pictures in black&white or colour ?
As we live in a rather grey country I’d prefer colour anytime, colour is very important to me. How about you ?
Have a great week and thanks for your visit !

about my garden, art and travelling, nature ,photography and a few words of wisdom

PHAELENOPSIS

THIS IS THE WHITE ONE


WINTER HEATHER – ERICA CARNEA, easy plant, blooms a long time

VIBURNUM BODNANTENSE, the flowers are tiny, not really spectacular but they smell nice and bloom from Autumn till Spring. There are so many different Viburnums that you can have in the garden that you have Viburnum blooms 12 months per year !

HYACINT, this is not a bloom but a surprise, they are suposed to flower in March-April and it is only the 2nd of January today !!!

NARCIS TETE A TETE IN JANUARY

HYACINTHS IN FEBRUARY

CALTHA PALUSTRIS IN MARCH

SAXIFRAGA IN APRIL

BEGONIA IN MAY

ROSA CONSTANCE SPRY IN JUNE

ALBIZZIA JULIBRIZZIN IN JULY

PELARGONIUM IN AUGUST

DAHLIA IN SEPTEMBER

ECHINACEA IN OCTOBER

FROZEN SKIMMIA IN NOVEMBER

VIBURNUM BODNANTENSE IN DECEMBER


HYDRANGEA

PIERIS JAPONICA








PASSIFLORA CONSTANCE ELLIOTT

I FIND THIS TREE RATHER SPECIAL AND INTRIGUEING

THE SHOEBILL STORCK, MY FAVORITE BIRD, HOW I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE OR TWO IN MY GARDEN !!!

I LOVE THE SMELL OF LILACS

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