Red apple tree and Blackthorn tree:
Like fragrant violet, Vinca minor is the first that blossoms in spring, but few people pay attention to it. I think Vinca minor is very invasive and I always keep an eye how wide it grows.
Poor little mahonia, it was almost frozen and lost many of its branches, only two are green and in bloom now.
And now good news. The magazine "Suburban Club" published my article 'My Garden Style', about the pond creation, water lilies and decorative bushes. My virtual garden exists more than 5 years on my blog and now it appeared in printed magazine, that anyone can have on his table. Here is a cover page, №5 May 2016:
These are pages 50 and 51 with my article and my photos.
Although editors love to remake original articles, in my case the article is almost completely kept and basic thoughts highlighted. I liked it.
What is blooming in your place? Do you enjoy spring weather?
Congratulations Journal story Nadezda! You have a beautiful yard.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne!
DeleteLovely flowers. I would love to read that article if you get access to it where I can translate it. Congratulations, that is quite an honor. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Judy. You can read this article in Russian here:
Deletehttp://nadezda-garden.blogspot.ru/2011/12/blog-post.html
But I do not guarantee you good Google translation :D
How lovely to see your garden in flower Nadzda, about time isn’t it – it has been a very long and cold spring for all of us! And congratulations for being published in the magazine, you must be so proud!
ReplyDeleteHave a good Sunday in the garden!
I do, Helene. This winter was unusual cold and spring was too cool. Thank you!
DeleteCongratulations on getting your article published Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteYou must be at least 2 weeks ahead of us. Here leaves are just starting to come out.
I do hope spring and summer that is about 2 weeks will be warm and hot Alain. Despite of cool nights leaves grass and weeds grow fast. Thank you!
DeleteCongratulation on the magazine article and photos, really good well done! I love the vibrant colour of violets so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteViolets survived well Nezumi, their color looks nice in greenness.
DeleteSo sorry I can't read your article. But it is quite an achievement! Congratulations. Groetjes Hetty
ReplyDeleteHetty you can read it here: http://nadezda-garden.blogspot.ru/2011/12/blog-post.html
DeleteBut Google translation is so so. Thank you!
Beautiful photos!!! :))
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Spring is wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteI like mahonia very much, but I don't have it by myself. But one of my neighbors does and I often go to her flowerbed to enjoy it. Here it survived winter quite well for this time, usually is very burned.
It was burned a year ago as well Köögikata but this winter was the worst.Hope it is better in summer.
DeleteHi Nadezda. We are at about the same temperatures here....did hit the 70's for a couple of days. Your spring blooms are lovely and I especially like the photo of the Mahonia. Congratulations on your article being published!
ReplyDeleteProbably climate changes quickly and the plants can't adapt to.Thank you!
DeleteHearty congratulations on your article being printed in a magazine! Your blooms are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you indeed Peter!
DeleteBeautiful blooms!! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Deb
Thank you too Debbie!
DeleteWe are just slightly ahead of you in that many of the plants you mention are either going over or in full flower.
ReplyDeleteWell done on the article,
Congratulations on being published! How exciting! All your spring blooms are lovely and especially delightful to see since most of these have long finished blooming here. We had quite a cold spell this weekend, but I'm hopeful that the weather will finally be warm enough to plant all my little babies waiting in pots. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteI'm hopeful too Rose, because many potted plants are still in my greenhouse.
DeleteCongratulations on getting your article published! I love your white fritillarias.
ReplyDeleteThey're always surprise to me, love them too Jason, thank you.
DeleteHappy to hear that your garden was featured in the magazine! Congratulations! Your garden looks very beautiful, so, you deserve it!
ReplyDeleteI have Vinca minor, too, and like its flowers as well as its lovely foliage. By the way, I'm looking for Cerastium you taught me in the last post, thank you! I want to add it to my garden:-)
I really love Cerastium Keity and this year I have my own seedling in greenhouse.
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Hello, dear Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I'm behind in commenting on your lovely post. (Spring has finally come and life has been very busy.)
Thank you for sharing these wonderful photos and congratulations on getting your article published! Enjoy the spring and the beauty of your garden!
Thank you Sara and happy May!
DeleteCongratulations Nadezhda, on having your article published. Your flowers look so beautiful and I enjoyed feasting on them now that winter is here in NZ and the flowers are becoming very scarce.
ReplyDeleteYou're in winter, it's pity,Juliet. Hope you're well and take care!
DeleteEsta todo precioso. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteGracias Teresa!
DeleteThe vinca minor is beautiful...even if few people pay attention to it :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha Keith!
DeleteCongratulations on getting your article published, Nadezda !!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is a colorful and really beautiful !!
Greetings