Finally.....Flowers!!
18 years ago
Finally have some flowers to go with all the greenery!
Bleeding Heart
Viola - Penny Orchid Frost - winter sown last year :)
Lilac - Tinkerbelle
Rock Soapwort
Snowball Viburnum
Canadian Ginger
Flowers on my Kiwi vine!
And the summer weather has finally arrived here in the 'peg! Been a long time coming!
Have a good weekend all!
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