By the time I was able to get outside to take pictures, there were lots of shadows and wasn't a lot I could photograph. I'll just have to share some more another day. This first one is of one of my azalea bushes. I have several. They are all over our town in masses. It's a really pretty place to live right now.
This tree stands between my house and my neighbors. Brenda planted it and I'm not sure what kind it is, something Japanese I think. Right now it's shedding its flowers so every time you walk outside you're walking in a soft pink rain. 
These little purple flowers don't like getting their picture taken. Every time I try it doesn't turn out right. They are a darker purple than they look with a bright blue center, a nice little addition beside the step. 
Anyone in the mood for salad? I usually plant buttercrunch but this year I tried the gourmet blend. It's been really good. Maybe next year I'll plant both. 
I thought I'd lost my grapevine over the winter, but it surprised me and came back with a vengeance. We've got to slow down and make it a permanent home. For now it sits contentedly in the pot. That's it for me today. Can you guess where I'm off to this morning? Picking strawberries! Yummy, yummy springtime.
3 comments:
Lovely posey pictures. The pink tree might be called a Yoshino cherry tree. They are all over Middle Georgia. Macon is having The Cherry Blossom festival now. I love Spring.
Debra
I loved seeing these shots, because it snowed here last night and it still doesn't seem like Spring!
Loks like a cherry blossom tree. Native of Japan, and like Debra said, Macon has a big festival for them. They are so beautiful
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