Saturday, May 29, 2010
Stuart and May - I will not forget you.
Forget-me-not
Last week when I visited my summerhouse I sat in a room next to the kitchen and suddenly I heard a strange sound from the kitchen, a rustling noise. It came from a plastic bag with my Danish rye bread. I realized pretty fast that ‘Stuart Little’ paid me a visit. I tossed a cork at the bag to frighten Stuart away but without luck. I quickly emptied a zinc bucket and pushed the bag
Friday, May 14, 2010
Tulipa tarda
Tulipa tarda
More tulips from my garden and this time it is the Tulipa tarda. I find it very pretty in it's simplicity. Have you got an English name for it? I'm sure you have this tulip in the northern states of US, Canada and GB.
The plant is about 10-20 cm tall (up to 8 inches), dark green stem, 3-7 light green leaves that froms a rosette. The flowers are quite small up to 5 cm in diameter,
More tulips from my garden and this time it is the Tulipa tarda. I find it very pretty in it's simplicity. Have you got an English name for it? I'm sure you have this tulip in the northern states of US, Canada and GB.
The plant is about 10-20 cm tall (up to 8 inches), dark green stem, 3-7 light green leaves that froms a rosette. The flowers are quite small up to 5 cm in diameter,
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Flowering Crabapple Tree | Flowering Crabapple Tree Pictures
Geranium Plants Geranium Flowers Geranium Red Rose Geranium
Weeping Redbud ree Weeping Texas Redbud | Weeping Eastern Redbud
Azalea Flower Hot Shot Azalea | Azalea Plant | Azaleas Flowers
Orchid Flowers Big Island Orchid | Orchid Flower Pictures
Candytuft Perennial | Candytuft Plant | Evergreen Candytuft Flower
Rloribunda Rose | Wisteria Floribunda | Stephanotis Floribunda
Flower of the month of May - Tulipa
Botanical Tulips vs. Hybrids
Tulips in bloom, what a joy!
Most of my tulips are botanical tulips I find them so very attractive, small and pretty, perhaps not as 'fancy' as the tall hybrid cultivars but they are just the way I like them. Another positive thing about the species tulips are that they are early, most of the hybridized are in bloom much later and then after they flowered I
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