The freezes killed the buds of the daffodils, leaving the stage without headliners and the spotlight shining on the bit players.
For Monica the Garden Faerie, who needs to see some spring.
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- Annie in Austin
- Welcome! As "Annie in Austin" I blog about gardening in Austin, TX with occasional looks back at our former gardens in Illinois. My husband Philo & I also make videos - some use garden images as background for my original songs, some capture Austin events & sometimes we share videos of birds in our garden. Come talk about gardens, movies, music, genealogy and Austin at the Transplantable Rose and listen to my original songs on YouTube. For an overview read Three Gardens, Twenty Years. Unless noted, these words and photos are my copyrighted work.
Showing posts with label Grape Hyacinths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grape Hyacinths. Show all posts
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Grape Hyacinths
These little grape hyacinths used to grow in deep shade near the back fence where the squirrels liked to dig them up and leave them on top of the ground. Last spring we made a long bed in semi-shade, so I poked in the grape hyacinths to accompany daffodils and narcissus and scilla.
The freezes killed the buds of the daffodils, leaving the stage without headliners and the spotlight shining on the bit players.
For Monica the Garden Faerie, who needs to see some spring.
The freezes killed the buds of the daffodils, leaving the stage without headliners and the spotlight shining on the bit players.
For Monica the Garden Faerie, who needs to see some spring.
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