Time is Fleeting

Spring passes quickly, but if it didn't we wouldn't appreciate it as much.

Magnolia in Bloom


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Although the magnolia is in full bloom and still looks beautiful, signs of change are evident.

Signs of Change


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Petals are falling.

Fallen Petals


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In the backyard, the leaves are emerging on the maple tree, and soon it will be out in full leaf.

Emerging Maple Leaves


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Tulips and daffodils co-exist, while the hyacinths are dying back. Columbine (Aquilegia) is starting to get buds.

Daffodil and Tulip


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Different Daffodils


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White Daffodil, Possibly Mount Hood


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You might start sensing a theme in my garden. I like purple and white.

White Tulips


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I call this my "prosaic garden shot" because the tulips are looking a bit bedraggled. I am not sure what went through the garden munching on tulip leaves, but it certainly left some of the tulips a little worse for wear.

Tulips a Little Worse for Wear


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These pretty tulips emerging from the periwinkle are a bit more poetic.

"Poetic" Tulips and Periwinkle


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Well, there is a lot more to look at and anticipate in the garden, but I will wait a while yet until it changes again with the passage of time.
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