Early Spring in the Findleberry Garden


Bulbs, Perennials, Plant Material, Shrubs, Spring Plants, Trees / Tuesday, April 7th, 2015

This past week there has been a significant change in the garden.  New shoots are appearing everywhere both in the flower beds and on the various shrubs and trees.  I captured both the lilac and spirea coming into leaf.

Lilac bush buds
Buds on Lilac Bush
New leaves on spirea bush
New Shoots on Spirea

Around the winter heather the delicate fern like foliage of the painted daisy is appearing (pyrethrum) along with aubretia (rockery plant) plus the tulips are finally coming into bud (which survived being eaten by the deer).  

Heather, plants emerging, tulips in bud

I also spotted the red tips of a peony coming through and new foliage on my seibold maple.  

Seibold Maple
New Foliage on Seibold Maple

Peony shoots

In the rockery garden too, there is an abundance of shoots around the miniature daffodils and I was happy to see a couple of primulas in bloom; a double yellow one and a single rose coloured one. 

. Yellow primula Pink, rose primula 

Overall views of the Findleberry Garden in early Spring:

Springtime - front bed
Front bed – spirea in leaf and new daylily shoots
Springtime - Rockery garden 2
Rockery area by pond – euphorbia shoots in foreground with miniature daffodils in background

 

 

Spring planter3
Spring Planter – miniature daffodils, pansies, primrose, chinodoxa

 

Daffodil just about to burst open
Lone daffodil in bud

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