A single peach blossom.
Uva Fragola -strawberry flavoured grape vine.
There is nothing like the rebirth of Nature for inspiration. What's flowering in my garden at Positano will have to do till I get my head around my capricious computer problems.
Notice the bare earth -Many thanks to our gardener.
Sage - Rampant and huge if not pruned heavily each winter. It easily smothers any herbs sitting beside it.
La Zagara- or orange blossom
Our Wisteria just promising blooms in the wake of the season.To allay any confusion, these were photos that I took at this time last year when Easter came much sooner, and we had over a week of torrential rain.
20 comments:
How soon will you be back to Positano to see your garden first hand?
Paul- For Easter in a couple of weeks!
How beautiful...lovely photos...have a great time when you go to Positano....look forward to seeing all that you do!! :-)
I was wondering if perhaps you were back! Happy Easter. It'll be here before you know it!
Beautiful! Spring is coming sooner in Positano than here near Amalfi. I love wisteria! Is it easy to grow here? I was just thinking of putting some in the garden. Easter is coming soon!
This life looks beautiful! Just the start of spring !! long awaited.
My peepers seedling are coming up and in a short while I will pick my garlic harvest, My the sunshine!!
Enjoy!
We are still biding our time until something actually blooms in our yard. Not for long, that's for sure!
Who takes these lovely pics for you?
dollyna
Thanks for sharing your beautiful gardenand lovely photos
We are a little behind you, but I've seen some very promising buds on the almond and cherry. Your orange blossom... My word, that's absolutely stunning!
I bet you can't wait to get back. How about your garden up there? What's happening, or have the moles completely taken over?
I love orange blossom. There used to be so much of it in Taormina and the fragrance just carries with the wind and is beautiful.
Sigh. I am looking at my "garden" (still in slush) and thinking, "Maybe it's time to cut last years blooms." And you have them!
Very like yours, Spring came much earlier here in my world, too. Exactly from the mid of January we are facing xtra-beautiful winter no!, but an early Spring.
All so gorgeous shots, love love loved them.
Monster sage! I love it! I have the same problem with mint!
Ciao, I couldn't help but include you in todays Spring Round Up!! Happy Weekend, Karen
these photos are gorgeous. I am so over winter and cannot wait until spring.
All your flora look beautiful!
I feel I must know you but we're both blogging incognito, identities hidden behind a nickname. I'm not a Poitanese, but I very well could be, given the time I spend there during the year. I came across your blog via Ciao Amalfi and Massimo Capodanno. I'm a regular at the Rispoli's alla Buca, raised on their glorious food and warm affection. My childhood spells Positano. And my son learned how to swim and love seafood in those magical waters. History repeating itself.
See you a Pasqua, then!
Your garden looks wonderful! Here in Chicago nothing is blooming yet, but I feel the warmer weather heading our way!!
great photos... we did a little reversal here today. COLD! By the way, I always want to reach out and grab one of those apricots every time I arrive:)
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