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| Gorgeous sunny spring flowers now |
Have you notice the prevalence of yellow in the colour pallette of the early spring flowers? The delicious sunny flowers offered by the spring garden that brighten up our days and feed the early insects - only this morning I watched a bumble bee hunting amongst the pot plants and you know - It had yellow stripes!
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| Daffodils have naturalised on the lower lawns |
I love to go out into the garden at this time of the year to try to snap the first flowers after the first winter days
To Read the full Garden Diary for this spring about February in the Ednovean Farm Garden
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| The early primroses always transport me straight back to my childhood |
Spring is moving on now!
It has been only as spring has gathered momentum that the blues have started to creep in and I am just starting to spot the shy violets and the first bluebells nestling in the shelter of the cornish banks.
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| I spotted the first bluebell yesterday |
It is such a joy each year to watch the changing colours of the season as the new cycle of life starts again in the garden. Enjoy the spring days ahead :)
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| I hadn't expected the French lavender to flower at the same time as the Daffodils! |
To read the full earlier garden diary's for Ednovean Farm
These short blogs are going to replace my posts on google+ to read the full previous garden diary posts just follow these links
And for some of the back story about the creation of our garden in an unpromising old farmyard you may enjoy reading
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