The path to the garden
strewn with a confetti of almond blossoms from our neighbour’s tree.
Anemones de Caen | Aubretia, daffodils and grape hyacinths |
bees on the apricot blossom | and a lizard in the sun. |
olives et artichauts - un jardin méditerranéen
The path to the garden
strewn with a confetti of almond blossoms from our neighbour’s tree.
Anemones de Caen | Aubretia, daffodils and grape hyacinths |
bees on the apricot blossom | and a lizard in the sun. |
Je suis désolée – je n'aurai pas le temps pour écrire les articles sur ce blog en français pendant les semaines prochaines. Je reprendrai la version française aussitôt que possible.
Il y a toujours une version française des recettes sur le blog mediterranean-cuisine.blogspot.com.
5 comments:
The lizard is key, I think. Plants can be fooled. Reptiles, not so much.
Looks wonderful - especially the lizard :-)
Those anemones are beautiful, it's so lovely finding signs of spring.
I always love the spring confetti of fruit tree petals. It looks a lot like that around here, but most of the trees are ornamental, so we won't see much fruit later.
The lizard is lovely. I have a real soft spot for those South-of-France creatures!
The anemone is such a beautiful olour. And how wonderful to have lizards in the garden. Thanks for sharing.
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