
We have surely hit that part of the year when so much is happening in the yard and garden that it is overwhelming. I saw these speckled violets at the
Ogden Botanical Gardens.

Here is some quince that is blooming in our yard. It must be a plant that is 'planted' by birds, because there is some growing at a few random spots around the yard. Quince fruit can be used

as a source of pectin for jam and jelly-making. I ought to figure out how to do that someday, pectin is expensive!

This last photo is of a mini columbine in my spring garden bed. It is a lovely, delicate pink and white that I am afraid the photo does not do justice.
Happy GTS!
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3 comments:
Nice plants. For some reason, I thought quince was a tree. Learn something new every day! Happy GTS,
Aiyana
What a fabulous garden!! Another beautiful day here! hope yours is wonderful!!
blessings,
kari & kijsa
I love the speckled violets. How unusual. Happy GTS!
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