I planted these stunning pink daisies in the garden this week to add some much needed colour, particularly for this time of year.
After all, it is winter here you know.
After all, it is winter here you know.
Waiting for the seedlings and scattered seeds to grow.
Poppies, Delphiniums, Larkspur, and Stock.
I cannot believe a gorgeous and highly scented and beautiful flower could be named stock. Can you?
Oh and there are Snapdragons as well.
Waiting for the bulbs to flower.
Freeshias and Jonquils.
Ferociously pruned back the climbing roses on the gazebo and they seem to be coming back to life.
I have decided to plant Wisteria this year so it can wind it's way up the scrolly metal, but not for about another month though.
Otherwise, the front garden is looking like this...
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Oh, Pam... your garden is going to explode with colour very soon! It will be gorgeous! I also have buds forming and little seedlings planted... it is something to look forward to! I love the look of your chandelier in the garden, it's just beautiful! x
I have a similar one and it never stops flowering. I love the idea of wisteria creeping over a structure. I'd love one but have nowhere for it to climb over.
Have a lovely weekend! X
Just beautiful, have a lovely weekend xx
Hi Pam..loving your pink daisies! I find the trees up here have the colour at this time of year..poincettias and others full of big orange flowers and red and white as well. Enjoy your weekend!
I really miss colour in the garden in winter too so I can understand your beautiful pink daisies giving you joy.
Anne xx
Hi Pam, love the pop of pink daisy colour. Your garden looks lovely and wait until those flower bloom! I have just planted up some pots around the back to liven it up a bit. Nothing like a splash of colour to make you smile. Enjoy your weekend. ;-)
Wanted: My roses to come back to life! Spindly little things...
Our gardens are just having a rest before the spring show.Love the colour of those daisies and those sweet little caps on your marmalade jars,very pretty.
At least your garden looks interesting!
The daisy is super - just what my garden needs too!
I gaze out at my courtyard - and it's so drab, drab, drab without the usual pockets of colour.
I've planted two tubs of pansies - the antique ones in beautiful soft pinks - I think they're also called Monet pansies.
But they've only got one or two flowers so far....
I NEED your daisy - would you please email me with the name Pam????
much love
Shane
Oh so pretty. My garden is bare at the moment. Needs some cheery colour. Kylie
PAM these flowers are just beautiful!!!! They certainly are a pop of colour - I love all the other pictures of your garden :)
Great photos! Can't wait to see your colour come out. My poor garden is in need of some care from me! Letitia xx
I love daises they are so happy. Such a beautiful day today hope you enjoy the weekend xx
I wish my garden looked like that in the winter. Those pink daisies are so pretty :)
I want your winter compared to mine.....I'm scared to even say the word!love your pink daisies!
Sweet little pink daisies, nice to have splash of colour this time of year
Those daisies are truly wonderful. And great shots too :)
Oh Pink flowers...my favourite...lets face it, any flower growing in your beautiful garden would be my favourite.
I too love the chandelier in the garden..Tiff and I share your good taste I see.
Gorgeous photos,
Kiss Noises Linda
Thank you so much for linking up to Cottage Flora Thursday's at Fishtail Cottage! Gorgeous post! loving the 1st photo of the daisy & the scrolly iron you shared!xoxo, tracie
So pretty Pam. I'm growing watercress at the moment...not quite the same but it is exciting planting things and seeing them grow!
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