This is about life in my gardens. One is an acre on a hillside in Laguna Beach, California and the other is an acre in San Juan Capistrano, California.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
A Beacon of Light
If I remember correctly we were traveling last year this time and I missed seeing my pretty little pyrus calleryana or Ornamental Pear tree bloom. One of the first plants to show color, it is looking especially robust this year as are all of the shrubs and plants in the Moonlight Garden, I suspect due to the rainfall we have had this winter. It is a beacon of sunshine in the middle of winter as the California natives are starting to bloom and some of the early spring flowers are waking up. The weather is lovely this week and just perfect for getting out in the garden and taking care of some of the chores (like cutting back the roses) that I have been falling behind with due to other obligations! After a year of injuries for me and years of drought for the garden it is nice to be able to get back out there and make up for lost time!
Labels:
Moonlight Garden,
Spring,
Trees,
Winter
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3 comments:
Beautiful.
Oh how wonderful your garden ist. Mine is still covered with snow. Thank you for posting spring!
All my best
Elisabeth
So lovely, and it gives me hope that spring will actually arrive here eventually!
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