Today I will let the colours of the last few sunny days bring a bit of colour to my blog for our Friday smile.....
Vibrant orangey red Chaenomeles
Bright orangey yellow Berberis
Bridal veil - some sort of Spirea I think.
My Scimia has a mass of creamy white frothy blossom that has a lovely perfume when the sunshines on it.
If you want more Friday smiles then pop over to Annie's blog - A Stitch In Time.
I think she has been out in the Spring sunshine too!!
x Jo
Hehehe snap. Don't we think alike :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics Jo.
Hugs,
A x
more lovely flowers and your cute hen pheasant, so looking forward to pics of the chicks later on.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week
Gill x
So many fantastic shrubs ..used to have a Mahonia and it just got a blight and died. I Love Skimmia ...thanks for sharing xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos Jo - and of course the lady pheasant really stole the show right at the end.
ReplyDeleteHave a super weekend!
Hugs, Di xx
there is something about spring flowers that makes you smile isn't there must be the lovely vibrant colours, great pics
ReplyDeletejanet
Lovely photos, at last we have had some warm weather. Hope it comes back soon.
ReplyDeleteOur pheasants keep coming but don't know if they have a nest, if they do it isn't in our garden,perhaps Rosie the cat would put them off although they do tolerate each other on the patio.
Carol xx
I love all your gorgeous spring flower photos and of course your cute little pheasant. Thanks for sharing. Caro x (#7)
ReplyDeleteGreat piccies Jo xx
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I could smell your flowers!
ReplyDeleteA lovely sunny smile from me (experiencing a dismal weather type day) up north. Thanks for bringing some sunshine via cyber space.
ReplyDeleteFlat Susan would love to visit you - have added your name to her itinerary - can you let me have your snail addie Jo.
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Thanks a lot
Hugs, Neet xx
Beautiful!!!! I love the pheasant. Do you collect the feathers once they are shed (is that the right word)?
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kay