With warmer temperatures and more sun, the garden is changing every day.
Chinese rhubarb. Its first leaves are beautiful:
It grew well in the container last season.
Clematis montana got a haircut:
Japanese maples are awakening:
Anemone:
Another arch with Clematis montana. It receives less sun than the first one and is not as tangled as it.
But, I also gave it a cut.
But, I also gave it a cut.
The third arch supports a climbing rose.
The branches are needed to be placed horizontally to give more blooms:
The branches are needed to be placed horizontally to give more blooms:
Narcissus very often get some snow after they start blooming.
This year, instead of snow, they've been hit by hail twice already.
This year, instead of snow, they've been hit by hail twice already.
Pussy willow is finishing blooming:
Daphne is blooming for the first time in my garden. It was planted in 2013.
Linchen is a show star before the leaves come on the trees:
Moss enjoys cool moist weather:
Hellebore also likes our climate:
Grape hyacinths bring my favorite color to the garden:
Japanese ilex hedge reached the desired height and needs to be watched and trimmed timely:
Helleborus foetidus:
Camelia growing in the container has lots of blooms:
I hope you enjoy the signs of spring in your garden.