Middle March Blooms
This should be a good week for cleaning up the garden beds, planting those hellebores bought a month ago, and for planting a dahlia shipment received this week. In a spirit of optimism, Wednesday I planted some sweet pea seeds (Lathyrus odoratus ‘Beaujolais’). Wish me luck.
The redbud is in bloom but I have yet to get a good photo. Birdsong lifts the air.
Anemone De Caen ‘Mr Fokker’
Narcissus ‘Thalia’ (Thalia Daffodil)
Iberis sempervirens (Candytuft)
Aquilegia canadensis (Eastern red columbine)
I missed seeing my Gentle Yoga students this morning. Classes are suspended for several weeks. Wishing everyone wellness and calm.
Singing Bowls
Om Peace Peace Peace!
pbmGarden 
Beautiful photos of beautiful flowers! I think we will all be doing a lot more gardening when all our other hobbies have to shut down for some time. Stay safe and healthy.
Spring has come to the South. Your flowers are beautiful and just looking at them is peaceful.
thank you for sharing such beautiful photos.
Lovely spring flowers. I adore Thalia. Stay safe.
Love those purple stamens! Such beauty in your garden right now, Susie– may it sustain you during this period of isolation. ❤
Spring looks beautiful in your garden. Stay safe!
This is the best possible time to celebrate your beautiful garden, Susie. Best wishes with the sweet peas!
I am sorry to hear about your Gentle Yoga class. Many of us will be enjoying our gardens differently for a while, an maybe appreciating them more for how calming they are.
Spring has truly arrived in your garden, Love the blue ‘Mr. Fokker’.
Lovely pics – and good lucky with the sweet peas! Aren’t we lucky to have our gardens as a refuge at the moment?