Things are really starting to bloom in my little garden! I love the English Cottage look of foxgloves and I'm really excited because it looks like it's going to be a great year for my roses! They will be in full bloom soon...
I hope you all have a wonderful Easter!!!
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Cindy, I've never tried growing foxgloves. Wonder if they would do well here in TX? Love seeing your pretty pink ones. I look forward to seeing the roses. Happy Easter! Thanks for hosting Show and Tell Friday. I've just started participating and look forward to joining in the fun each week.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you! :)
ReplyDeleteYour foxgloves are beautiful. I agree, a cottage garden must have them, and I think it will be a great year for roses. My Eden Climber has hundreds of buds on it, and starting to open.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Happy Easter to you Cindy!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, your flowers are gorgeous and I'm excited to see your garden starting to bloom!
ReplyDeleteI hope that you are having a great Easter weekend too...love the new bud..such a sweet promise of renewal. Come say hi my friend :D
ReplyDeleteI adore foxgloves...they are a little tricky to grow in Oklahoma..but every year I spurlge on a few full ones at the nursery. Nothing is prettier in the garden. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter
Miss Bloomers
Your backyard garden is always so pretty. Do you plant new flowers each year or do they come back every year?
ReplyDeleteThe first time I ever saw Foxgloves was at Disneyland and I've loved them ever since.
Hugs,
Joanne
You have such a lovely garden, Cindy! Your flowers are always so stunning!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to stop by and wish you, Lauren and Vince a very safe and Happy Easter.
Cheers!
Tina
The foxgloves are gorgeous. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is a delightful place to visit. Happy Easter to you and your family. ♥♫
ReplyDeleteCindy, I wish you a blessed Easter. Thank you for your very beautiful blog! Did I tell you it was the very first one I ever saw in blogland? Sincerely, Susan
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter wishes to you too, Cindy!
ReplyDeleteWhat some beautiful beautiful flowers.. Happy Easter and God Bless.. Sheila
ReplyDeleteStunning foxgloves Cindy, so satisfying when everything starts to bloom.
ReplyDeleteTracey
Cindy, as usual everything is just beautiful! I wonder if foxgloves would grow in SC with our heat.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so pretty. Will you get to see Vince this Easter? Give Lauren a hug from Missouri! We have been blogging together for many years!
ReplyDeleteHappy and blessed Easter!
Cindy~~~
ReplyDeleteI grew foxglove (the same pretty color as yours) for the first time last year. How I love it!!
Have a happy and blessed Easter!!
xoxo
Jane
Happy Easter to you as well.
ReplyDeleteBoth my Roses & Gardenia's are starting to bloom :)
Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lisa
Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI've never had much luck with those beautiful pink foxgloves, but the small soft yellow perennial kind self seed all over my garden...
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very happy Easter, Cindy!
xoxo,
Mary
Your blog ..... it's amazing and soooo inspiring. Nice to find you!
ReplyDeleteA small footprint from Agneta & Sweden
Ps. I have an ongoing jewelry contest on my blog. Welcome! Ds
Beautiful photos! Have a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDelete¡HAPPY EASTER TO YOU!
ReplyDeleteThat budding rose looks like it will be a perfect one... anxious to see them fully open.
Your flowers are gorgeous! You are a bit ahead of us up here on the north part of the West Coast. I have Foxgloves that came as volunteers and they have spread and are gorgeous every year. I think they originally arrived on the wind or by way of the birds.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter,
~Adrienne~
A Happy Easter to you too, Cindy!
ReplyDeleteFoxgloves make me want to crawl right inside and enjoy them. Or write a story about dainty lady foxes at a tea party :)
The Easter Bunny brought some new babies to Meadowsweet Cottage...come and see them :)
Foxgloves.
ReplyDeleteA must in a Springtime garden!!
Wishing you a lovely Easter!!
beautiful garden.. can't wait to see more of your garden..
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Cindy
Blessing to you and your family this Easter Season. Vicky
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers - happy Easter to you as well!
ReplyDeleteAnd a Happy Easter to You, too! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures ♥ Happy Easter
ReplyDeleteLove Mette from Norway
I love foxgloves! Yours are gorgeous! Cottages gardens are my fav! :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Hope you have a great Easter Sunday!
ReplyDeleteCindy, Your garden is always so amazing I can not wait to see it all in bloom, I hope you have a wonderful day with your family and I am so glad we got to meet,dear blogging buddy, thank you for all of your support and visits to my new little blog, it means so much to me to see your name there, Happy EAster,Kathysue
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Cindy! Your pictures are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCindy,
ReplyDeleteI can't grow foxgloves either, so pictures like yours make me swoon!
Wishing you and your family a wonderful and blessed Easter and thank you for producing such a wonderful blog.
Marilyn (in Dallas)
I grew up in Western Washington and foxgloves grow wild all over the place. They are one of my favorite flowers and well worth the wait. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter
ReplyDeleteYour roses are going to be beautiful. I hope you are having a lovely day....and your weather is perfect!
Its an unseasonably beautiful, early spring here.
Judi
Happy Easter dear Cindy!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
HAPPY EASTER CINDY,BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS...:o)
ReplyDeletewishing you a wonderful Easter Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI love those they don't grow here to well, the heat wilts them and the bugs eat them. Big yukky scary lookin bugs! So I'll enjoy yours. Happy Easter Cindy!
ReplyDeleteHappy (belated) Easter Cindy.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is looking gorgeous. I look forward to seeing more pictures of it.
I love those foxgloves - they're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you! You definitely have a good start with your garden.
ReplyDeleteHi, Cindy, Happy Easter! I love your Foxgloves! I've never had any luck with them here in Texas, but I think they're so beautiful! I also love your rosebud photo! Patti
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to You!
ReplyDeleteYour foxgloves are beautiful.
:)
~Becca~
Never tried floxgloves before. They are pretty. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you also. Those foxgloves are lovely.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gwen
rose is the best flower in the world. rose is actually for expressing your feelings.Rose expresses the love.cool blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post!!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know that you have an award on my blog waiting for you :)