It is because we have done any major refreshment in the garden, but because spring has come and now we are soon entering summer and lot of flowers have bloomed and some have already withered. And some others, are preparing to bloom and fruits are appearing in some branches.
This is what we found in April in the garden:
This is how the Mahonia Aquifolium looked in April. It screamed: prune me! |
In April, the peonies were sprouting once again |
Some hyacinths were then blooming... |
...with some narcissus |
The muscari are peeping through the chelidonium majus, dreadful weed |
A lonely chionodoxa luciliae eaten by some insect |
A cute vinca crawling on the ground |
A frittillaria imperialis, bloomed powerfully and withered in an instant |
A suffering Bergenia managed to bloom |
Chaenomales japonica is painting the veranda corner of red (and pushing down a poeny plant) |
A ribes sanguineum a "dream" of italians gardeners |
The first cowslips appeared |
And the first tulips started to show off |
In an unorganized pattern |
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