{Our Wild Violets}

Our Wild Violets are such lovely flowers in the wood garden!

Some call them Weed Violets... But are they not LOVELY?

Hard to photograph...

Yep, getting FACE TO FACE...

Such a lovely pastel tone for the spring...

Like a bearded, hairy edge...

Are they not pretty in a tiny silver vase?

Related links:
{Violets from our Garden and on French Country Style Wooden Tableau} | previous post by me
{Edible Flowers} | previous post by me
{Blogger Friend Dana Created These Lovely Ribbon Violets!} | previous post by me
{FOND MEMORIES} | previous post by me

{Rooting Azaleas Is Easy}

You have seen our Admiral Semmes Confederate Azaleas, of which one has been rooted by husband Pieter himself. Gardening on a scale like we do, is asking for quite a large budget and this way you can easily multiply the beauties you already got! Give it a try at home. Now is the TIME!

Saved from a Southern Living Magazine I had this page with Easy tips by Steve Bender.

Maybe some of you would love to know this or try out yourself.

Related link:
{Our Admiral Semmes Confederate Series Azaleas} | previous post by me

{Our Gazebo and Azaleas}

One of the spring's best shows in Southern Gardens are blooming Azaleas.

So come to our Gazebo area...

It is quite a dream at this time of our spring season.
This is how it looked on April 12...
You can see our home through the gazebo.

This year they were very healthy looking because we had plenty of rain last summer and also early this year.

Are those White Lace Azaleas not lovely?

Closeup of our White Lace Azaleas...

This is our rock garden, a collection of rocks found on our property...

To the right you see our beautiful Glendale Azaleas 'Mother of Pearl'

This year they really were lovely!

Closeup of our Glendale Azaleas 'Mother of Pearl'.

Yet another species of azaleas to your right...

This is a cream colored Azalea which I don't know by name at the moment...

A view from the other side. In the back you can see our greenhouse...
Lovely dreamy spring in the South!

Related links:
{Our White Lace Azalea near Gazebo} | previous post by me
{Our Glendale 'Mother of Pearl' Azaleas near Gazebo} | previous post by me