A little peek into the garden is better than none - - - Right !
These Tulips were planted years ago by me when I was first starting my White Garden . I believe they are called The Ice Princess - ivory-white blooms with creamy flame accents .
On the left of the photo, the Autumn Clematis is growing robustly in preparation for blooms in the Fall . And, on the right side of the photo, White Iris are just about to bloom .
Many, many White Iris buds at the present time are dispersed among the tulips and other plants already to open with their beautiful white purity . They will be blooming for a few weeks following the demise of the Tulip blooms .
And, now a Splash of pink Camellias to close out this little blog post.
It's a beautiful sunny day and I am on my way back out to the garden . Lots of weeds to pull ! ! !
Happy Spring Day To You and smooth preparations if you are getting ready for an Easter Day Celebration !
Mary
The old fashioned Ground Hyacinths naturalize nicely and are always welcome !
Tulips with a few White Petunias, also.
Iris photo from last year .
Next, these "huge white double blooms as pure as mountain snow" are called Mount Tacoma Tulip .
They are Elegant ! ! !
Happy Spring Day To You and smooth preparations if you are getting ready for an Easter Day Celebration !
Mary
The double white tulips are amazingly beautiful. Do you cut any for the house? Our Camilla season is over now, but our one bush is leafing out nicely. I am trying to propagate it using a nice healthy limb. Wish me luck because I have failed at it for many years. Happy Easter!!
ReplyDeleteThose white tulips are absolutely beautiful.
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