May is only a few days away and I've been taking photos in the garden...AGAIN! You might be getting the idea that gardens and photography are my number one favs! Well, at the moment they are with all of the new buds coming up and of course if I am going to share the garden the best way is to photograph it. Here are the latest...
Hardy Geraniums, Oakleaf Hydrangea ready to bloom, Japanese Painted Fern with Celandine Poppies. The Celandine Poppies were in another location several years ago and did not do well. I thought I had lost them until new shoots came up under the Azaleas!
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| Ferns and Poppies |
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| Japanese Painted Fern |
The poppies seem to like it under the azaleas so I have let them stay. The ferns are looking great, too.
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| Calla Lily |
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| Celandine Poppy |
Bleeding Heart blooming and Calla Lilies just coming up.
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| Bleeding Heart |
Aunt Mildred's Iris is looking gorgeous
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| Aunt Mildred |
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| Wild Ginger |
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| Native Hardy Geranium |
The Woodland garden is doing well. Here is some Wild Ginger and the Native Hardy Geranium blooming for the first time after a "plant rescue" five or so years ago.
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| Christmas Fern |
Northern Lady Fern or Northern Maiden Fern. I'm not sure which name it goes by but I like it! Last photo is Christmas Fern which grows every where in the Georgia woodlands along with May Apple in the background.
May is only a few days away and I've been taking photos in the garden...AGAIN! You might be getting the idea that gardens and photography are my number one favs! Well, at the moment they are with all of the new buds coming up and of course if I am going to share the garden the best way is to photograph it. Here are the latest...
Northern Lady Fern or Northern Maiden Fern. I'm not sure which name it goes by but I like it! Last photo is Christmas Fern which grows every where in the Georgia woodlands along with May Apple in the background. 
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