I blinked and spring had arrived...
Dogwood flowers..
Cherry blossoms...
Peach blossoms...
Pear blossoms...
Some sort of bells...
Mini grape hyacinths being pollinated by a bee...
The first tulip, not quite opened...
Max guarding the yard...
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Looks like Max is doing a great job of guarding all those gorgeous blossoms!
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The bells are lily of the valley. Don't know where they are in your yard (or if they're in your yard) but they're toxic. http://www.britannica.com/blogs/2009/12/poisonous-tears-lily-of-the-valley-toxic-tuesdays-a-weekly-guide-to-poison-gardens/
ReplyDeleteWouldn't want Max getting sick!
Actually they're not lily of the valley, but maybe a cousin. According to the little tag on it, the plant is called Scarlet O'Hara of all things.
ReplyDeleteI've planted lily of the valley a couple of times but have not had luck with them. Thankfully Max is big on biting sticks, not leaves ;)