Happy Spring all you Bloomers :) !!
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| Inside GPC at the Spring Flower Show |
Let’s start with this, I need to correct something from my last Post so I can sleep again :) lol
In the last Post I wrote about kneeling on the ground and pruning faded growth on Hibiscus plants, WRONG ! They were Penstemon digitalis (Perennial known for its tall spikes of white, tubular flowers that attract pollinators like bees, butterflies and hummingbirds), perfect plant for a garden named “Pollinator Beds”.
You may not have noticed, but I take a lot of pictures :) Sometimes it is cool to see things in the picture that I had no idea were there. Here is one example:
There has been plenty of rain in the Chicago area over the last month and Spring has been Springing. The last 5 days though, the “growth” and “blooms” have been almost “visible” and “audible” if that makes sense?
For this Post I have been waiting for some words of “wisdom” and “humor” and “interest” to bloom in my head but no luck so far :)
I do have some Videos to share though, letting the pictures do the “talking”.
Video 1 : Hunting Daffodils Spring 2026 This video even includes another “Hunter” crossing my path :) Includes Daffodils at Garfield Park Conservatory, Chicago Botanic Garden, Grant Park in Chicago, Morton Arboretum and Mt St Mary park in St Charles, IL and Central Park NYC (from a Follower, THANKS !).
Also, can you spot the picture in the Video of just “Wild tulips”?, I thought they looked like a daffodil :)
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| The Conservatory’s “Backyard” - under appreciated in my opinion. |
Here are a few photos from my walk today.
(dandelions, creeping Charlie and bind weed are loving the rain here :)
FULL BLOOM AHEAD !!
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