The weather has been crazy this spring in Oklahoma. We had a late frost and lots of cold weather that was preceded by a brutal winter. I've been busy working in my garden and I'm almost through cleaning out my flower beds and replacing things I've lost.
I love waking up early, grabbing a cup of coffee and walking in the garden to enjoy the sights and sounds.
Red geraniums, salvia and white alyssum are great companions in a french wire basket.
Oakleaf hydrangeas are just wonderful for our climate, although slow to get established...so worth the wait!
First little lavender sprigs from my mini-lavender garden.
Roses on the arbor
Million bells outside my kitchen window looking
into the woods behind our house.
Last week I saw the first Monarch arrive so I replaced the butterfly bushes I lost this winter so they would have plenty of flowers to visit as they migrate through.
This butterfly is on our privet that is blooming and smells so good!
I love morning garden walks!
I'm off to the nursery...in search of white hydrangeas
for a very shady spot.
What's blooming in your neck of the woods?
