I dedicate my March Garden Bloggers Bloom Day post to my striped mud boots, which made the picture taking possible. We are still wet and muddy as well as grey and cold, but a lot of things have started blooming. The pictures in the collage starting at the top left and going clockwise: My fancy mud boots, Joseph Schwartz rose, Shasta daisy, grape hyacinth, Maggie rose, yellow snap dragon, Abraham Darby (a David Austin rose), Mutabalis rose, and the volunteer red bud tree.
Thanks again to Carol of May Dreams Garden for hosting Garden Bloggers Bloom Day.
Letting the garden grow
12 hours ago
Your boot deserve kudos for not only being very pretty but practical! You have some lovely blooms today, love all the roses blooming in your garden right now Deb. It will be at least another 6 weeks before I have any of mine to enjoy. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteWell, you slog through the mud in style, Deb! I didn't know you could get them like that. Cool!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Beautiful boots
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Very pretty. I needed boots today too, but winter boots. At least I don't sink knee deep in snow now, the hard layer of crust has formed on top of my snow making it possible to wander through my garden.
ReplyDeleteNow I know I NEED boots just like that Debbie !!!
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing that Abraham Darby rose around. I probably need one.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics.
Lovely flowers and gorgeous boots!
ReplyDeleteLove the mud boots! I want some...but to plant flowers in! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your boots(-: You have daisies blooming already? No fair)-: I can't wait till mine bloom!
ReplyDeleteI really do need to get a pair of those boots! As much as it rains here, you would think I already have some! Beautiful roses- I like the volunteer tree too!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Joseph Schwartz is so lovely, I must try that rose again sometime. The Mutabilis is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteLove the boots too. :)
Thanks Racquel. I enjoyed your collage as well.
ReplyDeleteBrenda, Tractor supply has the boots.
Cinj, I don't think I have ever been any where near snow like that.
Joy, Do you have Tractor Supply stores in Canada. That is where the boots came from.
Kim and Victoria, it is one of the few hybrids I grow. It smells great and is such a pretty color.
Thanks Nancy.
Linda, Go get them at Tractor Supply and put in a drianage hole. It will be darling.
Cindee, That daisy is so early that the stem is about 1/2 an inch long instead of 2 feet. Still, I love it.
Tessa, The tree is just a wonderful bonus.
Sweet Bay, (love the name btw) Mrs. Joseph Schwartz is a favorite along with Dutchess de Brabrant, the parent. Maybe she will be blooming next month.
Sorry, Karen, didn't mean to leave you out. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love your boots - I want them! It looks like you're well ahead of us in the flower stakes now.
ReplyDeleteAnd I do like collages!
You know, those boots just make that collage, my friend. I need some boots like that with all the weird weather we've been having too. Happy Bloom Day.~~Dee
ReplyDeleteDebbi - love your Maggie Rose -- looks just like mine. Aren't big rubber boots just wonderful? Sometimes it feels good to get out in the muck and be one with the earth.
ReplyDeleteVP, Thanks, but come August, I will be living in a desert and you will have rose blooms.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dee,
Diana, I love my maggie rose and my boots:)
The boots are awesome, no less glorious and colorful than your actual blooms!
ReplyDeleteThanks Monica, I love those boots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collage. And I've never seen such stylish wellingtons!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lindab.
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