Showing posts with label tulips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulips. Show all posts

Welcome Spring!

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                                                                   Welcome Spring!

                                                   I am always excited to welcome spring!

                                                   We had a milder winter with
                                                   hardly any snow this year so most Islanders
                                                   were happy with that...all but outdoor winter
                                                   sports fans anyway.

                                                   Soon, I will be making daily checks around the
                                                   garden to see what is starting to show signs of
                                                    life. Our spring here tends to drag out a bit and
                                                    we often get an early spring snowfall or two,
                                                    but still we know spring is on the way!




Little bouquets of tulips
brighten our dining table.

English Ironstone and tulips
are ready for an afternoon
tea time.


Displaying my red and white
tranferware tureen and covered
bowl.





                                                             I love bright and sunny days with
                                                             the sun streaming in.
                                               

Late spring garden

I am looking forward to lots of
spring color in our garden soon!

Happy Spring!

Carolyn

In the Garden

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               Hello everyone,

       We have been busy in the garden lately
but always enjoy the beauty of my
   surroundings and all the activity and
         song from the many birds in our garden.

It is such a beautiful time of
the year !


                                                                               
  I love peony tulips as they make quite
a statement in the spring garden.


     Our Boathouse in the background.










The forget me nots are filling in
the space between the daffodils
and tulips.


We had a lot of drizzle yesterday
but in the evening the sun popped
out for a bit as well giving us a
beautiful rainbow.


          The garden is filling in nicely and
              we have spread  compost over many
of the beds.

Fritillaria Meleagris or
Snakehead Fritillary makes
    a nice statement in the garden.


It is still early days in our garden but
soon it will be lilac season here.

                                                      It is a beautiful sunny day here today
                                                                 so you will find me in the garden!

                                                                                Enjoy your day!

                                                                                            Carolyn
                                                               

Tea in the Sunroom

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   Hello everyone,

Spring is a perfect time to have 
afternoon tea in our little sunroom.

When the temperature is a little
      cool out in the garden the sunroom
is the next best place.
It is still to early to put my annuals
out so they are enjoying the shelter
of our sunroom.


I love birdhouses and am always
on the lookout for a unique one.


I gave the sunroom a touch up
of fresh paint.




                                                                       A pretty bouquet from the garden
                                                                       was my inspiration for my china
                                                                        today......I love the apricot roses
                                                                        on the teapot and teacups.
                                                                                     





                                               
                                                         Country Rose china by
                                                         Skye McGhie



                                                     It was a cool damp day here today
                                                                so I took a break from gardening
                                                                ...... but I am happy to say there are
                                                                warm sunny days on the way starting
                                                                tomorrow so I can don my gardening
                                                                clothes once again.
                                                                                 Thank you for visiting!

                                                                                                    Carolyn
                                                                

Coming Soon !

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         Hello everyone,

           Although it has been cooler here the past
      few days the garden is growing daily.
    At this time of year there is a lot of 
    brown in the garden but in my minds
eye I am seeing the beauty that is
coming soon!

I love the riot of color that early
spring brings each year.


Our hillside garden is a mass of daffodils
every spring.

It doesn't take long for the
ground to be covered with
perennials of  all kinds.


A watering can filled with a 
fresh bouquet of colorful
tulips.




                                                                     This is one of my favorite
                                                                     spring shots.

                                                      This enclosed garden called
                                                                Martha's Garden is a favorite
                                                                spring spot to have tea or lunch
                                                                in the garden as it is sheltered.

                                                                 So, how is your garden doing?
                                                                   I hope you are enjoying some
                                                                warm sunny days with lots of
                                                                promise for beauty to come....soon!

                                                                Thank you for visiting and for
                                                                your lovely comments on my last post.

                                                                                              Carolyn