I have a small woodland garden under a tree in my yard--so far the MayApples, violets, Jack-In-The-Pulpit and Trillum are all still hiding--I looked this morning when I went out to get the mail. It will be a whole month before they emerge around here.
Touches of spring changing your woodland, tender new growing things, a blessed sight.
Love the umbrella and deck and the green garden scuffies!
Mary Oliver, no one touches a truth of nature as she does. Did you read her interview with Maria Shriver? It is in the latest Oprah magazine and online too.
http://www.oprah.com/entertainment/Maria-Shriver-Interviews-Poet-Mary-Oliver/1 (I found this at, http://www.cassandrapages.com/, a favorite blog I follow.)
We had some lovely may apples a few years ago, but I think our moving in and earth moving put an end to their stay. Maybe new ones will come...wonderful photos, esp. the header.
I used to love those mayapples, I should get them started here.You are a few weeks ahead of us here. Most of my spring things are just emerging. Balisha
New umbrella 
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Beautiful, Ernestine!
I have a small woodland garden under a tree in my yard--so far the MayApples, violets, Jack-In-The-Pulpit and Trillum are all still hiding--I looked this morning when I went out to get the mail. It will be a whole month before they emerge around here.
Touches of spring changing your woodland, tender new growing things, a blessed sight.
Love the umbrella and deck and the green garden scuffies!
Mary Oliver, no one touches a truth of nature as she does. Did you read her interview with Maria Shriver? It is in the latest Oprah magazine and online too.
http://www.oprah.com/entertainment/Maria-Shriver-Interviews-Poet-Mary-Oliver/1 (I found this at, http://www.cassandrapages.com/, a favorite blog I follow.)
Wishing you a most wonderful day!
We had some lovely may apples a few years ago, but I think our moving in and earth moving put an end to their stay. Maybe new ones will come...wonderful photos, esp. the header.
I love seeing the mayapples....and woodland gardens have been my favorite for so long. You've created such a beautiful space with the help of nature!
I used to love those mayapples, I should get them started here.You are a few weeks ahead of us here. Most of my spring things are just emerging. Balisha
do mayapples flower? They are in our virgin Old Forest at Overton Park...google Overton Park and look at Old Forest pictures. you will love it....
I love the post and pics...
Sky, Judy,Sandra, Tabor, Marcia, Bevery and Balisha - thank you for visiting. The woods are a carpet of the Mayapples :)
Ours is to come...this makes me hopeful. Now...if I could get rid of the last two feet of snow!
Deborah, no more snow in my area - now just cool and rainy. Have a good day...
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