The Gladiator allium that I ordered last year from Breck's are up.The pansies are doing well with the cooler rainy weather we've been having lately...
The irises are blooming ahead of the poppies this year ~ usually they do so together, but the poppies are late this year...
A white bleeding heart surrounded by some hostas...
And, the chicks arrived yesterday from Murray McMurray Hatchery...
...araucanas, silver laced wyandottes, partridge & buff rocks, and jumbo cornish x rocks.
New chicks in the spring always make me happy!
I love the hosta and the bleeding hearts together...I may have to try that combo one of these days!☺
ReplyDeleteOh how I miss my farm, my garden, my chickens and my goats.. Oh well prayerfully in the next 2 years we'll have one again.. I enjoy looking at your pics of the flowers and oh that precious chick!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! I love to see what's blooming everywhere! Come on over and sign up on Bloomin' Tuesday to share your garden photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers, Deb....and chick is a cutie, too! :0
ReplyDeleteYour garden is sure coming along beautifully. I am still waiting for the first blooms of delphinium. Our hosta's are finally poking their heads out and I can hardly wait for them to get bigger.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Your alliums look amazing!!!I was going to also order some, but got sidetracked & never did. You've inspired me!...I definitely need some in my garden too! Lovely photos!...Heidi :)
ReplyDeleteAll the flowers are lovely as well as the chix. Our chix just started feathering out so are just plain homely right now:-) But I look forward to them getting their feathers and strutting their stuff around the yard soon.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty garden Deb & those precious little chicks - lucky you!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so peaceful! Beautiful flowers and the chicks are adorable!
ReplyDeleteSweet signs of the season! The little chick is adorable. Your flowers are gorgeous. ~Adrienne~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower pics.
ReplyDeleteI was just thrilled to find bleeding hearts by the stream yesterday. I have to start a garden from scratch this year.
Thanks so much for dropping by my blog... Your garden looks lovely and your sweet little chicken, how cute... Take care Cathy
ReplyDeleteThose pansies! The color is incredible!
ReplyDeleteArrrh gorgeous chicks, we just extended our little flock with some
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Your garden is beautiful! I wish my garden was as colorful as yours right now.
ReplyDeleteI want chickens!! I am still thinking of sneaking some in here in the suburbs! It KILLS me every time I have to go buy eggs.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are so lovely and the chicks are so cute! hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteEverything looks wonderful! Your pansies are a beautiful color.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely colorful blooms. I hope my garden fills in just as pretty as yours.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know that I made one of your recipes yesterday from your October 22,2007 post....pear & cream cheese tart. It was so very delicious. My family loved it and it now has a permanent place in my recipe box under my "best blogger recipes" section. Thank you!
I love the hosta and bleeding heart. I have the pink b.h. and they self seed like crazy. Perhaps I will move some to near the hosta and see how it looks. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteJanet
oh, the chick is adorable! How wonderful for you to have them!
ReplyDelete~Emily xx
What beautiful photos! I love your white bleeding hearts.
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Linda
Baby chicks are so cute! I think I need to get a few more. My chickens are getting older. I really like the combo of bleeding heart and hosta. Lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
My Momma had a pink bleeding heart. I hope when I have a home of my own again to plant one in her memory.
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Laura
precious,precious chick. Too sweet!:)
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Such lovely flowers and such a sweet little chick!
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