Gotta love glory of the snow (Chionodoxa forbesii). At the moment, fortunately, there's plenty of glory, and no snow to speak of.
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- Steve Silk
- Farmington, CT
- Blogging about gardens, travel, and the cosmos. Basically,I'm a home gardener who's gone round the bend. I became interested in plants more than 20 years ago, during extended travels in tropical South America and Southeast Asia. Some of the tropical plants seen during those journeys, along with hundreds of other plants from all parts of the world, now grow in my ever-expanding garden. I’m a former newspaper photographer, travel writer and was managing editor at Fine Gardening magazine. I now design, write about, and photograph gardens. I give lectures about them too.
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Red bed
Tropicalesque patio
Shed and ornamental edibles
Lilac garden
Under the pergola
Our Fowl Friends
Elvis
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Best Connecticut Blog
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4 comments:
It's one of my faves. Gotta love the little bulbs.
Just the best blue...I love this little flower. gail
Agreed Flowrgirl1. Plus they're fianlly starting to self sow all over the place, which makes them ever so much more welcome. Nothing like all those clumps of early spring color-except for sheets of early spring color!
Gail--Any blue is welcome in my garden. It's the one color you can never have to much of. Maybe that's why I've used so much blue paint on the trellises, chairs, sheds and more in my garden.
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