And you thought birds hatched from eggs?
Not always!
For some reason, the majority of Spring Bulbs I planted were PINK and Purple
But Pink works well in every garden.
There WAS one row of RED DarwinTulips;
Very flashy with the purple Pansies.
Tomorrow we'll plant Morning Glories!
In many colors....
Very flashy with the purple Pansies.
Tomorrow we'll plant Morning Glories!
In many colors....
Dearest Jeri, what a joy it is to see you again! My last comment was gobbled up...your artwork brings joy!
ReplyDeleteAnita, It's lonely out here in blogland these days, I just never got into Instagram. Love YouTube though. Always delighted to see you here my friend.
DeleteOh so beautiful! Did you just plant those bulbs this past autumn? It's been a long time since I've planted bulbs. I just rely on those that keep coming back up, but their numbers are dwindling. You've inspired me to add some this year! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteHey Jenn, I planted buckets of Darwin Hybrid Tulips in December, they are supposed to be repeat visitors, I hope so!
DeleteLove your pink tulips and those watercolors are adorable.
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring ~ FlowerLady
Lorraine, I didn't realize how many PINKS I had planted, glad I had a lot of daffodils to even out the palette.
DeleteWow! The tulip birds are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
Love those Tulip heads!
DeleteYour gardens are so pretty! And I heard Hamish again!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the paintings too!
Hamish is a constant reminder of why it's good to keep your flock of Chinese geese to a minimum!
DeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteI like how the birds are flowers or the flowers are birds.
Thanks!I did a series of six painting like this, some will be flat cards and others prints
DeleteDear Jeri - your art work as always is exquisite. Love the birds hatching from the tulips. Pink and Purple colors in the garden certainly work for me. Is that lettuce growing near your tulips? As always love seeing your art and gardens. Have a happy start to April. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, those are broccoli, Kale and Cabbages. It's in the potager garden. Happy April!
DeleteYour garden is once again making me itch to get out in mine. So far I have daffodils and 3 set tulip leaves, no stems. But I see perennials starting to push up through the warming earth. I can't wait to see your garden in full bloom!
ReplyDeleteCathy, I hope you can get your hands dirty very soon! We've been able to do the garden work for over a month now..
DeleteYour garden is beautiful and your hands are blessed in so many ways. Love the art as well. Blessings
ReplyDeleteHello Shelly, my hands look like farm-hands, but they serve me well!
DeleteYou have such a delightful blog!! I'm a new follower and will be back to read more. I especially enjoyed the corn husk dolls.
ReplyDeleteLil RED HEN, thanks for stopping by> My goodness, I haven't made one of those corn husk dolls in 20 years!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeri!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely flowers and your art is sweet and charming.
I hope this finds you well and enjoy Spring.
Hey Tammy, it's been a long time, I've slowed down on blogging quite a bit.
DeleteJeri,
ReplyDeleteI just recently came across your information and stayed up late into the night smitten with your blog. We met and I purchased a piece from you a few years ago at the first Country Living Fair in Lebanon. I was an instant fan. I've just begun to tell a large number of folks about you, your work, and your blog...Keep posting!
Fondly, Curt
Hey Curt, Nice to see you here! Please visit my you tube channel as I have a lot more activity and content there. Just go to Jeri Landers the Storybook Gardener.
DeleteI certainly will. Thanks much!
DeleteBut pink and purple tulips are the prettiest, I think. Everything at your place is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI certainly will. Thanks much!
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