First Hints of Spring…
Last Year’s Nest Remains Intact, Decorated with the Pink-Tinted Buds of Viburnum Bodnantense ‘Dawn’
Spring is exactly one month away, and eagerly, the garden awaits her arrival. Already, swollen buds, glowing bark and the sing-song voices of chickadees calling “spring’s here”, fill trees and shrubs with new life…
On Warmer Days, Blushing Viburnum Buds Near the Stone Wall, Hint at Coming Spring
{Forced branches give the house a prelude-to-spring. Click here for more information on forcing branches, and here for details about this lovely shrub: V. bodnantense ‘Dawn’}
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M,
So funny we all notice nests from last spring, yesterday we spyed an Oriole’s nest in a Oak tree, in awe of the simple beauty at dusk…
J
@ Julie, Orioles have such beautiful nests. Lucky you to spy such a lovely sight at twilight. There’s just something hopeful about a pretty nest, perched high up in a tree. Happy dreaming! xo M
Hello
I live in Scotland and am a keen gardener. I came across your website whilst searching for some plant details in Google.
You obviously have a passion for what you do!!
Keep up the good work, (it’s very interesting).
Harry…
@ Harry, Hello! So nice to hear from you. Scotland… How exciting! Although I have traveled throughout Ireland and visited England, I’ve yet to set foot in your beautiful country. I am dying to see the Highlands (I am wild for heath and heather) Thank you for stopping by, and for your kind and lovely words. I hope to hear from you again! Michaela