Dieses Jahr werden die frühere Pfingstrosen bestimmt schon zu Pfingsten blühen. Es gibt aber zwei verschiedene Sorten in meinem Garten und die späteren dauern immer etwas länger… mal sehen! 😀
It’s a great way to keep a record of the garden Christina! My peonies are all herbaceous perennials, some flower quite early, and the rest a couple of weeks later. Can’t wait as I have two new ones, but they look very small still. 😀
LOL! It’s great for the dogs, and for lying down and staring up at the sky! 😀 It’s actually mostly weeds, moss and wild flowers, but we keep it short to keep nasty bugs at bay (i.e. ticks).
This fresh lush green everywhere is a real comfort for eyes and mind. My pale rose-coloured
“Strauchpäonie” will be opening during the next days. I`m looking forward to this wonderful
moment- can hardly await it!
I hope we don’t have too much dry and hot weather here in June too, as then things will last into July and August. In recent years everything was frazzled by mid-July! Thanks for stopping by Patrick!
Indeed, wonderful green. Dann blühen die Pfingstrosen zu Pfingsten bei dir 🙂
Dieses Jahr werden die frühere Pfingstrosen bestimmt schon zu Pfingsten blühen. Es gibt aber zwei verschiedene Sorten in meinem Garten und die späteren dauern immer etwas länger… mal sehen! 😀
I do like the idea behind these regular posts. I should try to be organised to do it too. Are they tree peonies? Christina
It’s a great way to keep a record of the garden Christina! My peonies are all herbaceous perennials, some flower quite early, and the rest a couple of weeks later. Can’t wait as I have two new ones, but they look very small still. 😀
Wow what a beautiful sight of different greens…I love how it has evolved…our leaves are still just coming out on many trees.
It happened so quickly Donna! I agree – the shades of green are fabulous.
So good to see the green, welcome to the grass cutting season 🙂
😉 My job is the small lawn at the top, and my “man of many talents” is responsible for the rest! LOL!
So many lovely shades of green… May is certainly the month for growth!
It certainly is! The countryside is looking so lush!
I like the tulips in the left corner!
The different tulips give lovely splashes of colour all over the garden. 😀
Trees are filling in rapidly from last week. Can’t help but looking at the the lawn and thinking -frisbee
LOL! It’s great for the dogs, and for lying down and staring up at the sky! 😀 It’s actually mostly weeds, moss and wild flowers, but we keep it short to keep nasty bugs at bay (i.e. ticks).
Green is good, especially the fresh green of spring!
There’s nothing like it – can’t beat the early shoots for colour.
Oooo I haven’t seen your view for a while, the last time I remember it had snow! So good to see the green again. It’s warming up isn’t it!
Things have been happening pretty fast around here! 😉
Such a pretty view year round, but will be wonderful with peonies.
I’ll be sure to post some pictures of them Susie. 😀
Gorgeous! The most beautiful yet… 🙂
Thank you. It just gets better every day at this time of year! 😉
Something to look forward to, like opening Christmas presents. I think my first peonies have at least a week to go.
So you are catching us up! I actually remembered to put the supports in just in time, as they always flop over otherwise, spoiling the flowers.
The picture no longer looks cold! Great! Are peonies pfingstrosen: when I lived in Germany I was too little to be interested in botany? 🙂 !
Yes Eha, Pfingstrosen. They always flower around Whitsun (Pentecost), hence the name. And it has warmed up a lot – around 17-22°C the last week or so.
This fresh lush green everywhere is a real comfort for eyes and mind. My pale rose-coloured
“Strauchpäonie” will be opening during the next days. I`m looking forward to this wonderful
moment- can hardly await it!
My first peony is showing colour too, but isn’t open yet. I also can’t wait!
What a lush and beautiful scene. Will need to see the like in six weeks when we are in the middle of a drought. So say the long term forecasts.
I hope we don’t have too much dry and hot weather here in June too, as then things will last into July and August. In recent years everything was frazzled by mid-July! Thanks for stopping by Patrick!
Peonies already? That’s wonderful!
😀 One big red bud is bursting to open, but hasn’t quite made it yet!
Oh most definitely greening by the week Cathy 🙂
I notice a difference every day Anna! I’m amazed how fast everything is growing this year!