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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

April Buds and Blooms


Azalea
 Euphorbia
 Saxifrage
 Bluebell
 Helleborus
 Astilbe
 Solomon Seal
Peony
 Trillium
Viburnum
Black Currant
Rock Cress
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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 8:23:00 AM
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17 comments:

  1. Bonnie KApril 23, 2011

    Thanks for letting me wander through your garden with my morning coffee. My garden is under 6 inches of snow. Great photos!

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  2. AlisonApril 23, 2011

    Beautiful! Especially that Euphorbia with the green and red flower.

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  3. AnonymousApril 23, 2011

    Great pics, Tatyana! I especially love the Euphorbia! What variety is it? Looks like your garden is waking up. Have a wonderful Easter!

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  4. The Retired OneApril 23, 2011

    Outstanding photos of wonderful spring flowers!!

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  5. LarryApril 23, 2011

    Lovely photos! L

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  6. AnonymousApril 23, 2011

    What a delight to see your burgeoning garden. I think this is the nicest clump of Saxifrage I've ever seen. Seriously beautiful photos.

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  7. AnonymousApril 23, 2011

    Beautiful buds and blooms, still waiting on the weather here, but the snow is gone.

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  8. Rainy Day GardenerApril 23, 2011

    Tatyana, incredible photos! I have never seen Euphorbia before, it's so beautiful! You have beautiful gardens!

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  9. klaraau01April 23, 2011

    Beautiful pictures of another growing season for you

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  10. PolkaDotGaloshesApril 24, 2011

    What beautiful pics, thanks for sharing the new life in your garden! How exciting =)

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  11. PatApril 24, 2011

    Hey, I'm thinking about Solomons Seal for my self...got to let me know more about it.

    That Euphorbia is pretty cool looking. I have to google it.

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  12. Gatsbys GardensApril 24, 2011

    Gorgeous beginnings of spring!

    Eileen

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  13. sweetbayApril 24, 2011

    Beautiful! Lots of deep rich reds and bright pinks contrasting with many shades of green. I love the Euphorbia.

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  14. LonaApril 24, 2011

    Girl just look at that garden grow. Your viburnum is so pretty now so it is going to be gorgeous when in full bloom. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  15. Island ThreadsApril 24, 2011

    lovely show of promise Tatyana, I've just planted my first 2 euphorbias and my blackcurrants are also in flower the white tail bees love them, Frances

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  16. UnknownApril 24, 2011

    Beautiful photos of beautiful plants.

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  17. Tatyana@MySecretGardenApril 24, 2011

    Thank you everyone for visiting my spring garden! We had several gorgeous days lately. It should help the plants which haven't realized yet that the spring is here.
    Answering your questions, the Euphorbia came with a label 'Euphorbia x martinii'.

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