4-19-20 SHORT HILLS: Did I mention that we have had 2.5 inches of rain this week? Apparently not, but today things are drying out and warming up. There was an RWB at the feeders today, first one this year.
Everything in the yard seems to have survived the winter except the crape myrtles, but they’re always the last ones to open buds, so we keep waiting.
New blooms: Chinese snowball viburnum.
Kwanzan cherry, enough pink for everyone.
Purple lamium is filled with flowers this year.
Chinese snowball viburnum, the first viburnum and the best aroma, but it doesn't make seeds.
Bleeding Hearts are reliable perennials in NJ, but invasive in VT, but in a nice way.
Everything in the yard seems to have survived the winter except the crape myrtles, but they’re always the last ones to open buds, so we keep waiting.
New blooms: Chinese snowball viburnum.
Kwanzan cherry, enough pink for everyone.
Purple lamium is filled with flowers this year.
Chinese snowball viburnum, the first viburnum and the best aroma, but it doesn't make seeds.
Bleeding Hearts are reliable perennials in NJ, but invasive in VT, but in a nice way.
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