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My crocus’ are almost finished blooming, but I did manage to capture them when they were at their finest. I love this purple and yellow combo.
Most of my crocus flowers are in little clumps in the grass beside the garden beds. I don’t know why I didn’t mix more of them, as most are clumps of just yellow or purple, which of course look lovely, but the combination is fantastic.
I have a lovely pink Hydrangea growing in my back garden, but when I saw this potted hydrangea in a local store I couldn’t resist buying it. It’s now sitting in a plant urn on my front porch and looking lovely.
Luckily this hydrangea is supposed to be hardy in this region so I’ll try to find a place for it in my garden so that I can continue to enjoy it’s lovely deep pink blooms for years to come.
Now that the snow finally melted in the garden and our yard it’s time to get outside and clean up the garden.
There’s lots of dead foliage from last fall to cut down or remove.
The above photo is of a Crocosmia seedpod. I actually took the photo in the fall. The seeds wouldn’t have stayed in the pod this long! Not with the wind we have here in Toronto.
Have you started cleaning up your property too?
There’s still snow on the ground here in Toronto, but it’s melting. I’m hoping it will be all but gone by sometime next week.
At this point there’s obviously no hyacinths blooming, but I can look forward to blooms like this one soon!
Do you have any spring flowers growing in yard or garden yet?
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