A happy day yesterday when I discovered a few blooms in my garden.
And so are Hellebores.
Hellebores look so fragile.
But they push themselves right through the ice and snow.
Happy blossom discovery days to you my
dear Friends.
Gina
dear Friends.
Gina
Dear Gina,
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are pushing through the ground in various spots throughout my garden. The beds are still full of dry oak leaves, and many are still clinging to the branches of the Red Oak Trees, all brown and dry. Inside a bouquet of Lilies makes me happy and so does the presentation of your delicate Hellebores.
Warmest greetings, Sieglinde
Dear Sieglinde, How pleased you must be to see those happy Daffodils in your garden. Like you I have been bringing Lilies home from the Florist. They are so rewarding and will have to do until our gardens decide to wake up.
DeleteThank you for your visit and thank you also for your lovely comment.
Oh Gina, how exquisite are these early blooms - and your photos are perfection. Nature never fails us, and you are wonderful to take time to share these lovelies with us!
ReplyDeleteHappy day - busy I'm sure!
Love, Mary X
Dear Mary, Have you tried growing Hellebores in your garden? I would think that your climate would be perfect for them. All they need is a little shade during the warmest part of the day. They will reward you by multiplying and always the first flower to bloom in the new year.
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Dear Gina,
ReplyDeleteYour flower photographs are always so handsomely staged and shot. I think your Hellebores would make good subject matter for your ceramic decoration,
Dear Mark, Don't know why I have not thought to have a Helleborus or two appear on some of my ceramics. They are perfect models with their distinct shape and interiors. You always give me such good ideas. Don't be surprised, when in the future, you will see them on a plate or bowl.
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