It was even too cold and rainy to plant the two Redbud trees, Cercis unknown parentage, that fell out of the ground at work today. I let them grow all year and have waited for them to go dormant before causing enough of a disturbance nearby to make them fall out of the ground. I'm itching to plant in my newly thinned garden to be. I have also located two small dogwoods in the ridge top garden in dire need of relocation.
Computers were switched when the resident gardeners fled the premises for the winter. My newly fixed computer is so much better and faster than the one used all summer. In bringing it back to life I set the screen saver to a google picture slide show. Wonder what that will be? Turns out it is mostly Maui. If I wander away from the computer when I get back my old life is floating across the screen. It makes me smile to see my old garden.
So have a smile for Bloom Day.
I think I will be needing a new head for the new garden.
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6 comments:
The blooms you shared from your prior garden are incredible! Makes me smile too! Thanks. :)
Siria that is just the tiniest sampling of blooms in my former garden, many of which you could grow in S. Florida.
Very nice blooms from your former garden. I bet you do miss it.
Beautiful! Love those African tulip blooms!
Beautiful photos. I love the huge yellow close-up.
This is a really nice post Christopher. I could feel your excitement at the thought of planting in your new area. I enjoyed the night shots and then the big smile at the end.
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