White and yellow Sparaxis in bloom planted with white thistle, foxglove and poppies.
March 18, 2018
March in Dearborn Community Garden
Spring is at least 2-4 weeks early this year. Warm and dry December followed by regular intervals of rain and sunshine has been sublime.
White and yellow Sparaxis in bloom planted with white thistle, foxglove and poppies.
Red mustard with a bramble of black berry.
Symphyotrichum (Aster) 'Skyscraper', Omphalodes linifolia 'Venus's Navelwort', Allium sphaerocephalon (Drumstick).
White and yellow Sparaxis in bloom planted with white thistle, foxglove and poppies.
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