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see jane dig this is the diary of a girl and her garden see jane dig this is the diary of a girl and her garden menu skip to content about me search for garden bloggers bloom day may 2020 may 15 2020 backyard bed bloom day bulbs fence bed native plants perennials spring the lot jane i just returned from snapping some photos around the lot for today s bloom day after a gray chilly weekend and week yesterday it began to warm again with some lovely spring rains this morning has been overcast giving this gardener great lighting to record in photos what is blooming in the garden there hasn t been much change in blooms for the south and southeast beds of the lot i did get a great shot of some raindrops on one of the classic red tulips though there has been a lot of development on the east side of the lot the rock cress is blooming along with some labrador violets from last month the bugleweed is setting buds right now the epimedium is beginning to bloom however i was quickly distracted from all flowers by last night s raindrops on the lady s mantle look at this it happens to me every year when the perennials start to reemerge i fall in love with this plant all over again in the photo above the lady s mantle is snuggled up with a masterwort in the photo below it s hovering above that bugleweed chocolate chip i mentioned moving into the back garden here is the bleeding heart in bloom everything about this plant is so visually delicate here are some grape hyacinth poking up between some columbine foliage tricksy here is another trying on some lamb s ear foliage in a sunnier area of the backyard garden the dwarf irises are just beginning to bloom i have these little ones right up at the front of the border or they get quickly lost among the other plants the blooms don t last too long but i enjoy the small spiky foliage for the remainder of the season here is a larger shot of the same bed the geranium cranesbill more tulips and yet even more grape hyacinth are blooming in a shadier raised nook of the back garden the second epimedium on the lot is also blooming here s a closer look at the blooms a peek at the other side of that raised bed the primrose is still going strong and looks nice with the geranium in the back here is jack and his crew jack in the pulpits are such cool plants there are a ton of volunteers this season pictured in the bottom right of the photo while they are still small i m going to attempt transplanting them this season jack in his snappy looking pulpit the woodland poppies planted in the shady damp area beneath the lilac are still blooming the lilac just began opening detail of the lilac blooms it should be sunny and warm this weekend so i m sure the back of the garden will be smelling of lilacs here is the other half s favorite type of flower the one that will bear him food it s the first strawberry bloom of the season this gardener is in such a better mood on this bloom day than the last one be sure to check out may dreams gardens to enjoy what s blooming in other gardens around the world veggies 11 3 april 18 2020 seeds spring vegetables jane i believe this will be the last planting of cool season crops for the spring these veggies will be harvested at the end of may and into june the weather begins to get too warm and the greens quickly bolt they put energy into producing flowers seed rather than foliage 2020 cool season crops round 3 18 arugula 18 spinach bloomsdale long standing garden bloggers bloom day april 2020 april 15 2020 bloom day bulbs spring the lot jane the farthest i ventured from the house to take photos for april s bloom day was the front porch here s a daffodil blooming in the east bed alongside the house and here are the frilly daffodils in the south bed look closely they re there the tulips have buds now and here is the back garden i m sure something out there is blooming happy f ing bloom day posts navigation older posts search for blogs i dig garden rant gardenerd rebecca finneran sabrina 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