WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN APRIL 2019

[MaryMary]

I have a flower!!!

Crazy amaryllis, last year it bloomed in January!!

Oh, wait, this is April!! Oh well, I'll post it again... I've got daffodils blooming too, but didn't take pictures.

 

[Becky]

Oh, wait, this is April!! Oh well, I'll post it again... I've got daffodils blooming too, but didn't take pictures.

I've made your post the start of the new topic

 

[zigs]

I have a flower!!!

Crazy amaryllis, last year it bloomed in January!!

Looking good, is this the way to amaryllis

 

[zigs]

 

[vette-kid]

 

[Tetters]

 

[vette-kid]

I have a flower!!!

Crazy amaryllis, last year it bloomed in January!!

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Oh, wait, this is April!! Oh well, I'll post it again... I've got daffodils blooming too, but didn't take pictures.

I have some in bloom as well. I seen to get them on both ends of "winter", or what passes for it here.

 

[Sean Regan]

Our three acers are coming along nicely. The lawn's not looking too bad, just a few small patches of moss, all it's had is some iron sulphate.

This one goes through a whole kaleidoscope of colour as it leafs out.

 

[BradinMichigan]

Small hummingbird butterfly patch garden in northern Michigan. April 1st! Ahh Michigan Spring.

 

[MaryMary]

@zigs, I love that picture of the sunlight on the trees!

I seen to get them on both ends of "winter", or what passes for it here.

Yeah, why doncha tell me all about how they grow outside, too!!

Overheated southerners!

I'm only jealous in the spring. I'll get over it, I promise!!

 

[vette-kid]

 

[zigs]

 

[zigs]

 

[Logan]

First tulips

 

[Sean Regan]

Our wisterias are nearly there.

There'll be about a thousand blooms between the main four.

Our sambucus has a lot of tiny flower buds on it.

These three azaleas are taking their time hiding the sambucus tub, despite my "stringing them up." It'll probably take them another year.

The lawn's not looking too bad. It's had two applications of iron sulphate in the last month and I'm mowing once a week now.

This azalea in the front garden where it gets little shade, has been in bloom for a couple of weeks now. It's about twenty-five years old and was always slow growing.