Yellows
Top left to right: Primrose double, Corylopsis pauciflora , Caltha palustris (in the pond), Primrose' Emily'.
Middle left to right: Ranunculus ficaria "Flore Pleno", Erythronium 'Pagoda'. Tulipa dasystemon
Bottom left to right: Dwarf Forysthia, Cowslip Primula veris "Cabrillo", Pansy, Daffodil.
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Blues
Top left to right: Anemone blanda, Omphalodes cappadocica, Muscari
Bottom left to right: Primrose "Greensleeves", Scilla, Chionodoxa luciliae, Puschkinia scilloides var libanotica
Pinks/Violets/Purples
Top left to right: Daphne mezereum "Rubrum", Bergenia, Primula vulgaris "Quaker's Bonnet", Primula denticulata
Middle: Chaenomeles speciosa "Geisha Girl"
Bottom left to right: Erica heather, Lathyrus vernus
Not forgetting all the other's which many I hope to blog about very soon including .........
- various Pulmonaria's (click link to see them all)
- various Daffodils
- Tulips
- Fritillaria meleagris
- other Primroses
- Pyrus salicifolia
- Hellebores
- other varieties of Dicentras
- Viola "Molly Sanderson"
- various Euphorbias
- various Pulsatilla's
- Allium
- Aubretia
- Brunnera's
- Hebe "Pixie"
- Amelanchier alnifolia"Obelisk"
- Lunaria,
- some dwarf Rhododendron
- Spirea aguta
- wood anemones
- forget me nots
- hyacinths
- alpine potentilla
- Corylus avellana
- various Cherry trees
- finally Fothergilla "Blue Shadow"
- and 1 half opened bud from a Camelia w. Donation - which managed to survive our -18C this winter.
Phew that's alot compared to last year............. if you want to see what's flowering elsewhere in the world please visit Carol over at May Dreams Gardens or Seepferds Garten in Berlin.
Thank you for taking the time to visit today.
"Ever since the creation of the world his eternal power and divine nature, invisible though they are, have been understood and seen through the things he has made. So they are without excuse." Romans 1:20
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28 comments:
Wow, the Primrose "Greensleeves" is really different! I haven't seen that before. Love your beautiful blooms & photos.
I have daffodils and a red tulip. Your garden must be beautiful.
I think you win the award for most color and best selection. Gorgeous images and great layout too.
Hi Rosie: Beautiful Flowers, Great Photos.
You must become mesmerized while in the gardens.
Have a wonderful day,
John
Beautiful! You have yellow, blue and purple. I posted on pink last week. Today it will be orange. :)
These are all beautiful mosaics Rosie.
I am absolutely astounded at what is already blooming in your part of the world this time of year. Our spring is a good 2-3 weeks LATE this year.
Wow Rosie, you have a lot of representatives per color, how beautiful. And of course the photos are so marvelous! If i were you, i might not be able to leave the garden, haha!
So many stunners! Oh how I love those blues and purples, but the yellows really gladden the heart. Fabulous photos, Rosie.
Rosie - Amazing photos - you've got so many beautiful blooms and the captures are fantastic - love especially the blues and the primrose 'Greensleeves' especially most!
Rosie, I really like the way you have organized your GBBD post by color. There really is so much going on that it's hard to include even a small percentage. Love all the primroses. They are hard to get in the US. Carolyn
Good heavens, no shortage of blooming in your garden then! Beautiful. Happy GBBD.
Man a cornucopia of pleasure. Loved the Romans verse. Your collages were very well done.
Rosie you have so many wonderful blooms to share. I am amazed at that primroses with the blue and white blooms. Never saw anything like it before. I love it!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE your storyboards! Absolutely beautiful and I'm AMAZED at how much you have in bloom! Wonderful abundance!
Oh, the yellows! Oh, the blues! Oh, the pinks and purples! Oh, the dogtooth violet and the viola...!
An incredible and uplifting display, Rosie. A triumph and true labour of love in terms of garden growth AND blogposting! I'm not really voting as I love them all, but I think the blues (esp. those tinged with yellow) get my top vote!
Your color collages are just beautiful...picture postcard beautiful! Thanks for sharing and happy Blossom Day!
Excellent post! This is my first visit here & I love it already!
Looking forward to hearing about the rest of the garden this season.
Thanks,
Julie
I agree, the idea with the colours is great and your pictures are brilliant! It´s amazing how many blooms you have in your garden!
Thank you so much for supporting the german GBBT!
Wish you a wonderful weekend!
Gesine
No way this is not real, I'll die for envy now:)
Oh!! A primrose called Greensleeves - I wish our garden would allow that ...
What a feast for the eyes, Rosie! Blue is my favorite color, but it would be hard to choose a favorite among all of these. I do spy a couple of unusual primroses that I am going to have to look for.
Beautiful!!! Thank you so much for sharing - what a wonderful many blooms you have so early already.
Oh my! I'd be thrilled with a tenth of your blooms, amazing! I'm always drawn to sunny yellows in the garden, but that blue primrose with the veined petals is perhaps the most unique primrose bloom I've seen. Gorgeous!
Love all the color collages...the variety of plants blooming is magnificent
Your garden is the epitome of spring! So many fabulous blooms. Your collages are works of art! I love your primroses, especially 'Greensleeves'!
You're wayyyyyy ahead of me, but I reassure myself that my garden will come along, as it always does. And of course, looking at other people's blogs cheers me and helps me be patient. Love the collages you've done here, especially the blue one--that primula sent me into instant plant-want!
Rosie, such a fantastic array of blooms and colour. The Primrose "Greensleeves I have not seen before, (I want it).
Thanks for stopping by my blog today and leaving a comment and I really appreciate you taking the time to do so. I'll either reply to you on my blog or else make a return visit to your blog over the next few days.