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Spring is about to colour our world ... I am so ready to see some colour in the garden.
Taking the camera outdoors, it is hard to photograph how very special this time of the year is ~ budding flowers making an appearance, we have had sunshine all week, though not today, {the rain today is a lovely change} birdsong, and tuis playing around in the trees and then there is the beautiful fragrance around.
From the garden center, I bought these gorgeous coloured flowers, to plant in the window-boxes - does anyone know what they are?
Spring makes its own statement, so loud and clear.
That the gardener seems to be only one of the instruments, not the composer.
~ Geoffrey B Charlesworth
Last, but not least is a little vase of Paperwhite Erlicheer, which bring indoor joy.
Do you have a favourite Spring flower?
It's finally the weekend ... hope you have a wonderful one!
hugs
Carolyn
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Your pink spring flower looks like a
primrose, i am not sure it´s the right
translation. Lovely flowers, here we go
towards autumn now.
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AnnaMaria
It's always wonderful when the spring flowers start to bloom, isn't it? I love the white and pink shades of your flowers. Have a lovely spring weekend, dear Carolyn!
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Julia
Hello Carolyn, they are Polyanthus commonly known as Primroses ... I think! I have just discovered a couple flowering in my garden, rather unusually in August!
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Lovely post, thank you!
Love Claire xxx
Oh my...as we slip softly toward autumn in my part of the globe, it is a delight to gently step into springtime with you! Your blooms are ever so lovely...and if I sit quietly and close my eyes, I am able to enjoy the glorious fragrance on the air. Thank you for sharing such a luscious garden.
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Judy
Hi Carolyn, are they Polyanthus? I think they flower for a long time.
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Thanks for the visit all and for helping me out with the name of the flowers.
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