Now, this year, the columbines are just showing off!
The garden is thick with these sweet flowers in a riot of color and form. We have the palest of clear white to deep burgundy to double blues for the first time.
The bees are drunk with delight. You should see these big old bumbles working their magic – cross pollinating to beat the band, and leaving the secrets of their work to be revealed next spring. They tumble thru the garden, loaded with golden pollen, to finally make their way to a hive hidden in the woods. I wonder what columbine honey would taste like?
The iris will be in bloom in the next few days and the pinks are just showing color. Hostas and ferns are making their way. So the summer garden is taking shape.
I am sure the fairies are enjoying this garden – dancing and reveling in the magic of the columbines every night under the new moon.
I keeping hoping to see them one night in their merriment – might even join in the dance.
Smiles
K
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beautiful garden, Kathleen – thanks so much for sharing!
utterly enchanting, Kathleen! and you have foot stones! 🙂 I’d say it looks like a peaceful place, but gardens are always chock full of activity – birds and bees and six-legged beasties
happy weekend, my friend!
Because the garden is built on a slope, its hard to show perspective in these photos, but photo with the stepping stones is taken at the patio level and then walks down to the lower level of the yard. and it really is enchanting – I love to sit and just look at it in the evenings.
Hope you have a great weekend too – hugs to all!
BEAUTIFUL!!!
Love ya!K
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Thanks – hope your readers enjoy my May garden in the Ozarks! K
No doubt, these places are like heaven. Maybe, better than the heaven….. great pictures.
Thanks for dropping by and happy you liked my little piece of heaven! K