Yum, what great colors!

Geez, Janice, I don't think I can keep up. Besides, this construction project as well as the MG Open House are keeping me busy. I have a shrub rose class tomorrow so I will lose another work day. Antway, your garden looks great and I do enjoy the pictures.

Jim

Just a wonderful show Janice, Jim and Kathy.

I have some hungry critters around here as well, except this are quite tall wait until there is some greenery. This is to show that deer will eat daffodils too, note footprint on left, although they did leave a few crocus. Pictures taken a couple weeks ago.

AAaaaaaaarrghhhh!

Venison anyone?

Venison burgers are excellent, Ken

All of these wonderful blooms and then, in the quiet of the night, the ominous Amorphophallas slowly rises yet again. What evil lurks in yonder garden?

Jim

Thanks for posting this picture Jim, I planted one last year and
haven't seen hide nor hare of it this year...wasn't sure what to look
for..now I know to look for evil in yonder garden!

Jim, and right on schedule! My Amorphophallus rivieri is busting out in the garage....but with the door open so it gets lots of light now.

Very mysterious, Jim! Show us its progress please. Very interesting indeed!

Cool!

Glorious today.

An interesting variety, Kathy. I don't think I've seen trilliums since I was a little kid in the woods of the NW.

Yes, glorious! I love the Trilliums!

Thanks, Carol and Ursula!

Beautiful Spring there, Kathy! Great garden!

It's a wonderful spring in New England. Thanks, Kathy.

Jim

Thanks Janice & Jim! This is early spring; it only gets better!

Lovely picture Kathy, I like those little yellow Dogs Tooth Violets! They grow wild in a small wooded area a couple minutes from the house, there must be hundreds of them and they are just starting to open!