It's March, spring is in the city, snow has very quickly melted, there were two rainy nights and snow disappeared at all. But thin snowy blanket is still in the garden, melts at daytime and freezes at night.
Spring is on the windowsills at my home. Here are tulips grown in pots. They are three, the first one is in bloom, lovely red-yellow colors.
For March 8th -Women Day - I bought a pot of primula, that was covered with buds. Look at it, primula is still blooming. Later I will plant it in the garden.
I forced some Pushkinia bulbs, it was my first experience with Pushkinia. I wasn't hoping to see its flowers but it began to grow and nice light blue flowers have appeared. They are really vernal! When I see Pushkinia flowers I recollect the bed near a pond that in April is completely blue of blooming Pushkinia, Muscari and Scilla.
Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day to all!
I love to see you can force Pushkinias, they are so lovely and I'm looking forward to see them bloom in the garden next month. I think I shall follow you and put some bulbs in pots next autumn.
ReplyDeleteJanneke, Pushkinia is very thankful plants, they need only warmth and sun. I love its petals - white with blue strips.
DeleteHow nice to have some early flowering bulbs inside your home. The tulip is so beautiful and vibrant!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is, Betty!
DeleteI feel spring in my soul just looking at these beautiful photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo do I Judy!
DeleteLovely flowers! There will be a spring to mind them.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Anne.
DeleteLovely windowsill blooms....we still have cold snowy weather coming this weekend so it will be a typically slow spring.
ReplyDeleteI hope spring will come sooner to you place Donna. But this 'lady' is very unpredictable :)
DeleteÀ bed of pushkinia muscari and scilla..... That will be gorgeous! Groetjes Hetty
ReplyDeleteHetty, I specially planted them together to watch this beauty in April.
DeleteHello Nadezda girl and what pretty flowers you have blooming for you !
ReplyDeleteThat clear light icy blue is beautiful and to be next to a water feature would be perfect for it. Funny what flowers remind us of in our lives .. where we have visited , what we have seen and what scents we have enjoyed.
Yes the Toad Lily is such a delicate looking flower .. so much like an orchid and yet so many of them are very hardy in our gardens .. I missed mine when they departed so now I have some coming and that makes me happy !
Enjoy your garden girl !
Joy : )
Oh, yes, you're very right Joy, flowers remind us many moments in our lives.
DeleteI've recently been to the Garden center and purchased Тricyrtis, but not sure in its hardiness.
Hello Nadezda, what a beautiful colour of the primula, and pushkinias are really sweet, I had them in my previous garden but could not find them to dig them up when I moved. I will plant new ones here as they are very nice together with Scilla. Happy GBBD and hope spring arrives properly for you soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you Helene, I do hope the weather is warm soon.
DeleteYour windowsill blooms are beautiful Nadezda and your photographs of them are amazing. Spring will be here before we know it...Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lee!
DeleteOur climate seems quite similar to yours. Daffodils are just coming out of the ground now but the snowdrops and winter aconites have been in bloom for a while.
ReplyDeleteYou're ahead of us, Alain. No daffodils and snowdrops from the snow yet. But I expect to see soon all my vernal flowers arriving.
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Endah!
DeleteWonderful photos of wonderful flowers, Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteI read the pushkinia has a lovely, delicate scent. It does look beautiful too.
Enjoy the spring advancing! :)
(We still have much snow and colder weather is expected again.)
The weather is changes every day here as well. Sara. It was +6 C but then was heavy rain and temps dropped, spring will come to our area, it's a fact that Earth is moving!
DeleteHopefully your snow will soon disappear and you can enjoy an outdoor spring too.
ReplyDeleteI am sure, thank you Sue!
DeleteHello Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteI love spring flowers and Puschkinia Adams belongs to my favorites.
Greetings:)
Thank you Lucja, I love it as well.
DeleteLovely blooms! I haven't had much luck with forcing bulbs indoors, so I have given up. But what a nice way to bring spring inside. I planted more pushkinia in my garden last fall--can't wait to see these little beauties bloom!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Rose your garden will be amazing.
DeleteYour flowers are very cheerful! Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day to you, Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos Nadezda, while you are entering Spring, we are in our first month of Autumn.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by!
DeleteSon todas preciosas, los tulipanes me encantan. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteA mi tambien, gracias Teresa!
DeleteI have never encountered Pushkinia before, but it is really beautiful! I would love to see a lot of them together.
ReplyDeletePlanting together Pushkinia looks like a little water spot, Jenny.
DeleteThat tulip in your first picture is a beautiful variety.
ReplyDeleteI love it as well Jason.
DeleteHello dear Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteYour Spring flowers are very pretty!!
Love the tulip!I'm in the Netherlands and it's still Winter here!
I have'nt seen any flowers blooming here yet!
Have a lovely weekend!
Dimi...
I'm sure the spring will come in Netherlands very soon Dimi. Have a nice time with your grandson!
DeleteBeautiful photos, I love the Pushkinia it's summer colours in a flower :)
ReplyDeleteYes, it is Nezumi!
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda!
DeleteSuch beautiful signs of spring. Autumn is my favorite - but I admit spring has a lot of beauty.
ReplyDeleteThe warm season is too short here, Keith. I love them all.
DeleteYa llegó de nuevo Nadezda y volverá a alegrarnos con sus colores.
ReplyDeleteA pesar del frío tus flores están preciosas.
Buena semana de Pascua ;)
Besos.
Feliz Pasqua que viene, Laura. La nuestra sera un poco tarde.
DeleteHaving flower bulbs in your house sure helps to keep us all going until Spring finally arrives and we can get outside in the garden. Thanks for the photos. JC
ReplyDeleteI'm glad Jack you liked my photos. Sure spring is over the corner in your place as well.
DeleteIt's lovely to visit again and to rejoice in your vibrant spring flowers. Here in New Zealand we are going into autumn but the late summer flowers are still blooming.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are blogging, Juliet. Can imagine your nice summer flowers in that time I wait for the first ones here.
DeleteBeautiful flowers and great photography - absolutely love the blue. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo do I Judy.
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