It is still chilly, cloudy and rainy
(at least no ice or snow, right?) here in my corner of the world, but I got up this morning longing for some bright blooms of spring Azaleas. I love them. I was a newlywed when DH and I moved to South Carolina, 21 years or so ago, and I fell completely and totally in love with Azaleas. Yes, I had seen Azaleas before, but the versions we had in North Georgia didn't compare to the ones I discovered in SC. They were (ARE) breath taking.
So, I am looking for those first blooms. I know my yard is laden with mature Azaleas, and the surprise will be in what varieties and colors..I have no idea. It will be like a party as they show themselves.
Will they be pinks, reds, whites, fuchsias, lavenders, oranges or a mix of all?
Oh, I can't wait!!!!
I love that about moving into a new house, especially one with more mature gardens.....the excitement of seeing just what is out there and how it will look! How fun! I will be ready by the time spring is here, but I have enjoyed this winter!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting....we have three enormous old bushes and a few medium bushes, but down the street I just drool over the yards full of them that have to be at least 50 years old. Lucky you! Enjoy your surprise!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for my azaleas to bloom either! Spring can not come soon enough for me. Carla
ReplyDeleteOh how I love azaleas...the purest form of spring in the south. Can't wait to see your "new" ones.
ReplyDeleteI do love seeing all the different colours come into bloom :) even tho' I'm pretty much a white azalea gal those big bunches of mixed colours and types are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love Azaleas, too. We could grow them nicely in Oregon, but just can't make them work here in the desert. My sweet MIL always had beautiful Azaleas, so I kind of think of her when I hear the name. I miss her.
ReplyDeleteCAS
Oh, how exciting to wait and see what colors you'll have. I love azaleas too!
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am ready for warm weather so I can use my grill.
That is what I am dreaming of too....South Carolina ~Nothing could be finer!
ReplyDeleteI'm ready for spring too and a blooming landscape.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteThere are few things in the garden blooming, I think it is from the tease of summer we had this past week :)
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Love your blog!
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Kristin
Bella- How exciting to find out! This will be a Spring to never forget!
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