04. January 2017 Wordless Wednesday: The Turn of the Year The first flowers on Eremophila maculata "Valentine", blooming early as the year opens Eremophila maculata "Valentine" Agave angustifolia variegata Narcissus x odorus Narcissus "Autumn Colors" Pennisetum setaceum rubrum Acacia salicina Weather Diary: Light clouds; High: 64 F (18 C)/Low: 43 F (6 C); Humidity: 43%-100% Previous Post: In a Vase: Magnificence Next Post: A Day in January tagPlaceholderTags: eremophila, Pennisetum, Acacia, Narcissus, winter2016/2017, Agave Comments: 4 (Discussion closed) #1 Kris P (Thursday, 05 January 2017 13:11) It looks as though your garden is responding to the December/January rains too, Amy! Isn't it glorious?! #2 Diana Studer (Thursday, 05 January 2017 15:07) Exciting to see the buds coming up from bulbs! #3 Amy@smallsunnygarden (Friday, 06 January 2017 19:22) It is, Kris!! It's certainly given the garden a new lease on life - and badly needed as I don't think we'd gotten significant rainfall for around eight months. What a relief... :) #4 Amy@smallsunnygarden (Friday, 06 January 2017 19:23) Yes, Diana - that's one of my very favorite things to see in a garden! :)
Kris P (Thursday, 05 January 2017 13:11)
It looks as though your garden is responding to the December/January rains too, Amy! Isn't it glorious?!
Diana Studer (Thursday, 05 January 2017 15:07)
Exciting to see the buds coming up from bulbs!
Amy@smallsunnygarden (Friday, 06 January 2017 19:22)
It is, Kris!! It's certainly given the garden a new lease on life - and badly needed as I don't think we'd gotten significant rainfall for around eight months. What a relief... :)
Amy@smallsunnygarden (Friday, 06 January 2017 19:23)
Yes, Diana - that's one of my very favorite things to see in a garden! :)