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  1. Cherry, lilac, fuchsia, salvia, and snapdragon—maybe

    As I said a couple of weeks ago, we had an amazingly mild winter here in Seattle, a disturbingly mild winter. And spring. As predicted, the cherry tree exploded into puffs of pink. This was taken a few days ago:

    Blossom is about to start falling. In a week, the lawn will be carpet of pink flowers.

    Meanwhile, our two lilac trees (okay, one is ours, and one is the back neighbour’s, but it grows over our deck) are also getting in on the act. The one that grows over the kitchen deck is paler than the one that in the secret little north garden (not pictured) but it makes the deck smell heavenly.

    Also on the kitchen deck, we have tiny yellow flowers that come every year but whose name I can never remember. The geranium—an annual, not the perennial kind; it was not supposed to survive the winter—has grown huge, massive leaves reaching everywhere, but no sign of flower buds.

    However, we have our very first fuchsia buds swelling, which delights Kelley—she loves fuchsia (we have so much fuchsia, fuchsia of every kind, on the kitchen deck, the back deck, the front flower bed…)

    And two tiny flowers growing among our Hot Lips salvia—little red pinpricks among the green:

    And then there’s these, which I’m really, really hoping are snapdragons—I love snapdragons—but which I suppose could also be some kind of salvia:

    Meanwhile, on the back deck: nothing. Just a few green leaves growing here and there in pots. We’ll see what transpires…

    #cherryTree #fuchsia #garden #geranium #lilac #salvia #snapdragons #spring
  2. Cherry, lilac, fuchsia, salvia, and snapdragon—maybe

    As I said a couple of weeks ago, we had an amazingly mild winter here in Seattle, a disturbingly mild winter. And spring. As predicted, the cherry tree exploded into puffs of pink. This was taken a few days ago:

    Blossom is about to start falling. In a week, the lawn will be carpet of pink flowers.

    Meanwhile, our two lilac trees (okay, one is ours, and one is the back neighbour’s, but it grows over our deck) are also getting in on the act. The one that grows over the kitchen deck is paler than the one that in the secret little north garden (not pictured) but it makes the deck smell heavenly.

    Also on the kitchen deck, we have tiny yellow flowers that come every year but whose name I can never remember. The geranium—an annual, not the perennial kind; it was not supposed to survive the winter—has grown huge, massive leaves reaching everywhere, but no sign of flower buds.

    However, we have our very first fuchsia buds swelling, which delights Kelley—she loves fuchsia (we have so much fuchsia, fuchsia of every kind, on the kitchen deck, the back deck, the front flower bed…)

    And two tiny flowers growing among our Hot Lips salvia—little red pinpricks among the green:

    And then there’s these, which I’m really, really hoping are snapdragons—I love snapdragons—but which I suppose could also be some kind of salvia:

    Meanwhile, on the back deck: nothing. Just a few green leaves growing here and there in pots. We’ll see what transpires…

    #cherryTree #fuchsia #garden #geranium #lilac #salvia #snapdragons #spring
  3. Cherry, lilac, fuchsia, salvia, and snapdragon—maybe

    As I said a couple of weeks ago, we had an amazingly mild winter here in Seattle, a disturbingly mild winter. And spring. As predicted, the cherry tree exploded into puffs of pink. This was taken a few days ago:

    Blossom is about to start falling. In a week, the lawn will be carpet of pink flowers.

    Meanwhile, our two lilac trees (okay, one is ours, and one is the back neighbour’s, but it grows over our deck) are also getting in on the act. The one that grows over the kitchen deck is paler than the one that in the secret little north garden (not pictured) but it makes the deck smell heavenly.

    Also on the kitchen deck, we have tiny yellow flowers that come every year but whose name I can never remember. The geranium—an annual, not the perennial kind; it was not supposed to survive the winter—has grown huge, massive leaves reaching everywhere, but no sign of flower buds.

    However, we have our very first fuchsia buds swelling, which delights Kelley—she loves fuchsia (we have so much fuchsia, fuchsia of every kind, on the kitchen deck, the back deck, the front flower bed…)

    And two tiny flowers growing among our Hot Lips salvia—little red pinpricks among the green:

    And then there’s these, which I’m really, really hoping are snapdragons—I love snapdragons—but which I suppose could also be some kind of salvia:

    Meanwhile, on the back deck: nothing. Just a few green leaves growing here and there in pots. We’ll see what transpires…

    #cherryTree #fuchsia #garden #geranium #lilac #salvia #snapdragons #spring
  4. Cherry, lilac, fuchsia, salvia, and snapdragon—maybe

    As I said a couple of weeks ago, we had an amazingly mild winter here in Seattle, a disturbingly mild winter. And spring. As predicted, the cherry tree exploded into puffs of pink. This was taken a few days ago:

    Blossom is about to start falling. In a week, the lawn will be carpet of pink flowers.

    Meanwhile, our two lilac trees (okay, one is ours, and one is the back neighbour’s, but it grows over our deck) are also getting in on the act. The one that grows over the kitchen deck is paler than the one that in the secret little north garden (not pictured) but it makes the deck smell heavenly.

    Also on the kitchen deck, we have tiny yellow flowers that come every year but whose name I can never remember. The geranium—an annual, not the perennial kind; it was not supposed to survive the winter—has grown huge, massive leaves reaching everywhere, but no sign of flower buds.

    However, we have our very first fuchsia buds swelling, which delights Kelley—she loves fuchsia (we have so much fuchsia, fuchsia of every kind, on the kitchen deck, the back deck, the front flower bed…)

    And two tiny flowers growing among our Hot Lips salvia—little red pinpricks among the green:

    And then there’s these, which I’m really, really hoping are snapdragons—I love snapdragons—but which I suppose could also be some kind of salvia:

    Meanwhile, on the back deck: nothing. Just a few green leaves growing here and there in pots. We’ll see what transpires…

    #cherryTree #fuchsia #garden #geranium #lilac #salvia #snapdragons #spring
  5. Es wächst, sprießt und blüht allerorten.
    Hier wieder ein paar Fotos aus meinem Garten.

    Von links nach rechts:
    1. Felsentulpen, Schleifenblumen und Vergissmeinnicht
    2. Geranium macrrhorhizum 'Czakor' mit Hasenglöckchen
    3. Nahaufnahme Geranium macrrorhizum 'Spessart'
    4. Gruppe von Geranium 'Spessart'

    #garten #fruhling #Geranium #Storchschnabel #goodnews

  6. The most punk thing you can do in times when a handful of people want to dominate all the news and posts: make room for those who deserve it. The world around me is bursting with springtime beauty.

    #bloomScrolling #florespondence #miniBouqet #springVibes #beauty #ranunculus #geranium #Butterblumen

  7. Und noch zwei Pflanzen. Das eine meine Topfazalee, die schon seit Jahren sommers wie winters im Freien steht und trotzdem blüht.
    Und von meinen Storchschnäbel zeigen die Geranium macrorrhizum 'Spessart' die ersten Blütenknospen.

    #garten #Azalee #Geranium #Storchschnabel #goodnews

  8. Und noch zwei Pflanzen. Das eine meine Topfazalee, die schon seit Jahren sommers wie winters im Freien steht und trotzdem blüht.
    Und von meinen Storchschnäbel zeigen die Geranium macrorrhizum 'Spessart' die ersten Blütenknospen.

    #garten #Azalee #Geranium #Storchschnabel #goodnews

  9. Und noch zwei Pflanzen. Das eine meine Topfazalee, die schon seit Jahren sommers wie winters im Freien steht und trotzdem blüht.
    Und von meinen Storchschnäbel zeigen die Geranium macrorrhizum 'Spessart' die ersten Blütenknospen.

    #garten #Azalee #Geranium #Storchschnabel #goodnews

  10. RE: mstdn.social/@noelreports/1161

    *An American knock-off of an Iranian drone.

    *Sounds so implausible, Maybe it's an American knockoff of the Russian knockoff of that Iranian drone. #Shahed #Geranium #Lucas

  11. Delicate pink petals against a backdrop of deep green ivy leaves, captured in gentle detail.

    Photo and edit by Kev.

    © 𝓐𝓵𝓵 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓼 𝓡𝓮𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝟐 𝓟𝓮𝓮𝓹𝓼 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓪 𝓒𝓪𝓶𝓮𝓻𝓪.

    (𝒟ℴ𝓊𝒷𝓁ℯ 𝓉𝒽ℯ 𝒫ℯℯ𝓅𝓈, 𝒹ℴ𝓊𝒷𝓁ℯ 𝓉𝒽ℯ 𝓅ℯ𝓇𝓈𝓅ℯ𝒸𝓉𝒾𝓋ℯ!)

    #photo #photography #2peepsandacamera #australia #flower #PinkFlowers #Geranium #IvyLeafGeranium #Pelargonium #HomeGarden

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  15. The wild herb #Geranium robertianum was introduced early in #gardens because of #FolkMedicine. It's rich in tannins and essential oils. Therefore I love it for #EcoDyeing and #EcoPrinting. As a child, I believed that its seeds can fly like a bird. In German it's named stinkender #Storchschnabel, stinking stork beak, for the form of the fruits. Geranium's #cranesbills are also bec de grue (crane) in France, but in Alsace bec de cigogne (stork)! #florespondence #WildHerbs #NatureMatchCuts