For a slow walk
With daffodils
Corydalis and anemone
Many varieties
And Fritillaria
White ones
Orange cupped ones
Big Fat Trilliums
Chionodoxa in lavender
Split cups
Chionodoxa in blue
Even the wild things bloom
Sunday, April 5, 2015
A Slow Walk With Daffodils
It was a fine morning
For a slow walk
With daffodils
Corydalis and anemone
Many varieties
And Fritillaria
White ones
Orange cupped ones
Big Fat Trilliums
Chionodoxa in lavender
Split cups
Chionodoxa in blue
Even the wild things bloom
For a slow walk
With daffodils
Corydalis and anemone
Many varieties
And Fritillaria
White ones
Orange cupped ones
Big Fat Trilliums
Chionodoxa in lavender
Split cups
Chionodoxa in blue
Even the wild things bloom
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5 comments:
A slow walk is always good. Pretty. A quick question; What did you say was the plant that looks like a 4 leaf clover & blooms. Days only, it closes at night.
Lola I am not real sure what you are talking about. Lots of flowers close at night. A four leaf clover plant sounds like an Oxalis.
Pic #1 looks different....what is it?
That is a white grape hyacinth, muscari.
I don't know what it is but it's a gift from the birds. Looks like some kind of ground cover. it has tiny bulbs.
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