First , a heads up – I have so many great spring submissions right now , so you might be see spring garden for a while here , even as we move into summer … case in decimal point : today ’s garden . These photos are from Terie Rawn in upstate New York , and they were all taken in May . We ’ve seen Terie ’s garden lashings of time before , and it ’s one of our sheer faves .
Today she says,“In the calendar month of May you will find me singing along with the songbirds . All of our gardens bring an authoritative part in the survival of these upbeat feather Quaker . Above me , as I work in the forest , an oriole sings to proclaim it ’s territory . Hummingbirds have discovered fuchsia hang from the porch and planted in the windowpane box . Prunella modularis scrape the ground for insects and robin lookup for worms . Deep in the woods the wood thrush , ovenbird , and warblers call to one another . Many of the woodland groundcover flower in the spring , creating a carpet of easygoing blue , lavender and garden pink . before long afterward the taller perennials tower among them , showing off their large leafage texture . annual will soon be pot and placed to give continual color throughout the garden , porch and pack of cards .
“ The outdoors comes to life as foliage strive upwards . Nearly 24 years of horticulture here in primal New York have instruct us to sit often and bask the solvent of countless hours of project . There is still much to do … we just are n’t as belligerent as in years past . Please make out for a spring perambulation with me along the way of life that lead through our backyard . ”
Do n’t bear in mind if we do , Terie ! It ’s always a delight to revisit your garden . Thanks !
- I ’m getting so many great submissions , but I can always utilize more ! prod out your camera , take a big recollective walk around your garden , and air ME PHOTOS ! I be intimate receive more than I could possibly serve to choose from . Thanks ! ! * * *
- One more thing … .. have you always enquire what your fellow GPODers are like in person ? Never thought you ’d get a chance to run into them?Check this out … .While the GPOD is n’t officially a taunton forum , it ’s close enough , and I wanted to extend the invite . Anybody at all concerned ? I ’d be uncoerced to search for some gardens to tour …
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Purple and white flowers of lamium dominate the first shade garden as you enter the back yard. ‘Jack Frost’ brunnera is on the left with hints of forget-me-not. Ferns make a nice addition to this space. Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Terie Rawn
