At the beginning of the week I asked my blogging friends to join me in posting a flower (or several flowers) a day from our 2020 gardens. The idea was to disperse the blues and the depressing news that is affecting is all, although we are miles apart. The response has been fantastic and I think this has given us all a little boost. So let’s continue with A Week of Flowers Day Four! Today I am going back to spring. 🌷🌷🌷
Parrot Tulip
Viola
Early Tulips
Hellebore Ice ‘n’ Roses , Rose
Thank you everyone for reading, liking, commenting, joining in and for being there. You are all appreciated so very much. xx
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Joining you again this morning Cathy. Day 4 . Such a lovely thing to do this week. https://digwithdorris.wordpress.com
Thanks Dorris! Have a good Wednesday. 😃
Cathy, this is such a nice thing to do. Thanks so much! Sorry to take so long to contribute. Also so sorry to hear about your precious doggie. I hope my tulips help to cheer you, https://frogenddweller.wordpress.com/2020/11/25/a-week-of-flowersday-4-25-11-2020/
Thank you Allison. Your tulips do really make a difference, as have all the other contributions over the last few days. So glad you have joined in. Have a lovely Wednesday!
And we appreciate you Cathy! Lovely to see your spring colours! And here’s mine: https://gardendreamingatchatillon.wordpress.com/2020/11/25/a-week-of-flowers-day-4/
Awww, thanks Cathy. 😊 It seems we all have spring on our minds today! 😉🌷
Personally, I don’t think a week is long enough to post flower photos and will continue adding them to my blog on a regular basis. 😉
Are they purple pansies I see? Beautiful! Here’s my contribution for today ~ https://homelifeonline.wordpress.com/2020/11/25/wordless-wednesday-and-a-week-of-flowers-day-4/
A great idea Joanne. 🌷I think everyone appreciates the beauty of flowers, especially at this time of year in the northern hemisphere!
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What a wonderful idea!
Thank you Bonnie. 😃
Flowers! No better way to lift the blues from ones soul!
Absolutely! ☀️
It gives such a boost to look back at spring knowing it will roll around again soon. Gorgeous hellebore.
Oops, forgot the link again: https://pbmgarden.blog/2020/11/25/a-week-of-flowers-day-four/
Thanks Susie. Some of my hellebores are already starting to flower again! 😃
Oh, that’s amazing. Now I’ll have to run outside and check mine! Dec 1 is earliest I’ve noticed mine.
I was a late bloomer this week so I made one post with four days. http://robertsnapspot.com/2020/11/25/a-week-of-flowers-days-1-4/
Wonderful! Thanks for joining in Robert!
I like the color combination and that is a fabulous hellebore. Here is mine https://theshrubqueen.com/2020/11/25/a-week-in-flowers-wednesday/
That hellebore is almost flowering again already. I think it flowered until May last year! 😃
Wow..
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I love parrot tulips – I wish the rodents would allow me to grow them! So nice to see spring flowers, definitely something to look forward to. I just the other day covered up my hellebores to protect their buds from our harsh winter, which would ruin them… Like putting little heads to bed! https://wp.me/p3O3z4-2E6
My hellebores froze back completely one year and didn’t flower at all, but such a long cold spell is thankfully not every year here. I am growing my parrot tulips in pots again this year… hope that keeps the mice at bay!
Oh I love your spring bed Cathy. It will soon be time to tidy up the hellebore foliage ready for their new flowers 😄 I’m enjoying a floral feast this week. My offering for today is here : https://greentapestry.blogspot.com/2020/11/a-week-of-flowers-days-3-4.html
My hellebore foliage is looking so good this year I shall only trim a couple of leaves. Tze buds are showing already! 😀
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This is indeed a lovely idea, Cathy, and has hopefully helped to brighten your days a bit. I was just planting some bulbs this afternoon and your selection makes me yearn for spring 🙂 It’s funny but some of my hellebores have started to flower too! Here’s my contribution, a bit more subtle though 😉 : https://personaleden.wordpress.com/2020/11/25/a-botanical-pick-me-up-ein-botanischer-aufsteller/ Take care xx
Annette, this has helped brighten my days and has kept me busy too as a welcome distraction! I have three hellebores with flowers and this one in the photo has big buds… I have also had some primroses in flower! 😉
Cathy I love parrot tulips and hellebore and other flowers. You will see how this will happen and soon we will be back in spring. My link. https://margaritaexam141.wordpress.com/2020/11/25/flowers-day-four/ I hope they cheer you up even for just a second. Take care. Very affectionate greetings from Margarita xx😘🌼🌼🌼
Margarita, I think spring will be here before we can blink! 😉 Thank you and affectionate greetings to you too.
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Love to see your springtime beauties, Cathy! This weekend I finished trimming back all the hellebores and added some protection, too. There’s something extra special about their much-needed blooms. I traveled back to spring as well and TULIPS: https://gardensatcoppertop.com/2020/11/25/day-4-a-week-of-flowers/
It is good to hear your hellebores are well cared for and prepared for winter. 😉 They are such wonderful plants in the winter months here – they simply stand up again as soon as it is above freezing!
Oh gosh! It’s not even winter yet, and you have me dreaming of tulip season! 🙂
😉 A lot of the other contributions on this day also included tulips…. great minds think alike!