Spring Things aka It’s Finally Here
7 years ago
Things are (finally) starting to take off here in mid-Michigan. Here are a few sights from yesterday, would love to see what’s springing up in your gardens. First, an azalea (variety unknown) and Brunnera ‘Alexander’s Great’:
Next the Geum triflorum (Prairie smoke):
And a new lungwort planted in fall, can’t recall variety but could find it if anyone’s interested, really starting to love these in our various shady spots:
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7 years agoI can’t resist a few more, starting with Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’ with a Heuchera ‘Cherry Cola’:
And some fiddleheads on the interrupted fern:
A little toad friend hiding in one of the grasses:
And finally the Trillium sessile, its red flower is open now versus a previously-posted pic:
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7 years agowe have trillium everywhere..I was taking a pic of Empress Wu but see the trillium here?..
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