and any concept or ideal, like a flower bed or a bordered area, is lost on them.
and some grow like it is a party, the more the merrier!
some are quiet, growing taller each day and then like magic, tiny blossoms appear.
and then there are the ones, that shout out their existence, growing in spite of the harsh environment.
As always, thanks for taking a moment to stop and say hello.
I appreciate your time and your comments.
This post is shared with:
Garden Tuesday @ sidewalk shoes
Tuesday Garden Party @ An Oregon Cottage
Cottage Flora Thursday @ Fishtail Cottage
Tuesday Garden Party @ An Oregon Cottage
Cottage Flora Thursday @ Fishtail Cottage
key words: ferns, weeds, growing, border plants
19 comments:
Such lovely spring photos,
I love to see things grow up north, as in your garden...never know what will start to bloom.
Here in S. Florida everything is in full bloom now, especially the gardenia, which has such an amazing fragrance, that a lot of people are allergic to...including, myself!
ooo how pretty!!!
Following you from the garden walk!
I love that moss with the little blue flowers. I have something similar with yellow blossoms.
Thanks for linking up! It looks like we have a lot of the same plants!
Great pictures! Where I live in New Mexico the only thing I can get to grow is weeds and sagebrush.
Wish I could have lots of plants we use to have up north here love so many, like lilacs are my favorite tree... oh I miss that smell! these look great!
What a pretty fern!
Just checking out your latest :-)
I'm jealous of your Lily of the Valley--my favorite flower. I have never been able to get a stand of them growing. :-(
Stopping by from Pam's.
Our flowers grow wherever they want, too. I gave up trying to control them long ago!
So pretty! I love Lily of the Valley!
The true blue flowers (not violet-toned blues) are my garden favorites. Wish I could grow forget-me-nots too!
Thanks for your kind words about my photos. Picasa magic makes my little point-and-shoot photos shine, thank heavens!
Beautiful flowers, and thanks for stopping by!
I have lots of lilies of the valley. They're one of my favorites. I transplanted some from my parents' house before they sold it. My kids like them, too; maybe they'll transplant some to their house!
It's always interesting to observe just how plants behave - they do seem to have minds of their own.
I have Lithodora and ferns to, they are great now. Thanks for linking up!
Jami
An Oregon Cottage
Beautiful blue blooms. Love the foliage.
Great photos.I let stuff reseed and sometimes go out and throw seeds higgly-piggly ,so I am always surprised to see where things come up.
Enjoying peeking around at your photo's today, everything is looking beautiful! Thanks so much for joining Fishtail Cottage's, Cottage Flora Thursday's! xoxo, tracie
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