Hello to all..once again it's time to join our host Carol of garden blogger's bloom day! of My Dream Gardens. Bloom day begins the 15th of every month and all participating blogger's post what's blooming in their gardens.. then we're off to visit Carol to take a look at her blooms and others at My Dream Gardens..join once in a while it's fun! and you get to meet someone new.
Below: This lovely shrub has many little yellow flowers that bloom all over it through out the summer, I don't know the name of it and really, really, love it... thanks if you can shed some light on it.
( update 5/14/2010 )
I found the name of this lovely shrub today it is known as Japanese rose, Kerria, Jew's Mallow...Cultivar: 'Pleniflora' Species: Japonica.
Magnolia one of my favorite flowering trees, blooming in front yard.
Below: Forsythia blooms against the back gate.
Below: This lovely shrub has many little yellow flowers that bloom all over it through out the summer, I don't know the name of it and really, really, love it... thanks if you can shed some light on it.
( update 5/14/2010 )
I found the name of this lovely shrub today it is known as Japanese rose, Kerria, Jew's Mallow...Cultivar: 'Pleniflora' Species: Japonica.
Good morning! Nice GBBD post. It must be wonderful having that beautiful Magnolia tree blooming in your yard. A blooming Forsythia bush is one of my favorite spring sights. Can't help you with the name of your yellow flowering shrub, but I bet someone will have an answer for you. Enjoy your day.
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What a fun post! Thx for telling us about GBBD, I'll have to check it out when I get home later.
ReplyDeleteThat magnolia tree is beautiful! I'd love to wake up and see all that pink,and I bet it smells nice too. The forsythia is also very pretty, love the nice yellow color.
Good Morning and Thank you Donna and Bumble Lush for stopping by. Yes my magnolia is slightly scented..but not as strongly as the one's found in the south.
ReplyDeleteOh I love magnolia, Mamma G has a glorious white one I posted yesterday - your pink one is stunning. Nice GBBD post xxx
ReplyDeleteYour magnolia is beautiful! We had a large one in our front yard at our former house, and I do miss it. This has been the perfect spring for magnolias, too, with such warm weather. It's been a great spring for forsythias as well. Thanks for sharing your lovely blooms on this Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous tree! I have a tiny Magnolia that I think has some buds forming, hope it'll look as pretty as yours one day. Not sure what the last shrub is, but it's really pretty.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful tree to treat us to.
The shrub looks like it might be the double form of Kerria: K. flora plena. Nice shrub. Grows easily and flowers for about three weeks. I love mine.
Carrie, Rose, Catherine, joco, Thank you for stopping by my Garden bloom day post..So glad you all liked it!
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ReplyDeleteThat magnolia is beautiful! Thanks for teaching me something - I had no idea that magnolias grew any where but in the south.
Enjoy your day.
Thank you mya
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a Japanese magnolia to me. They bloom down here around February. Gorgeous! I've always wanted one.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what the yellow flowers are either.
Thank you...Japanese magnolia? hmm"... I'll have to do some research on it..Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHey Vetsy girl ! They are all pretty : ) but I too am wondering what that yellow flower is as well ? .. at least we didn't get any snow again .. so far .. fingers crossed ? LOL
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ReplyDeleteThank you Joy... The weather here in Michigan has been totally insane! 80 degrees one day and 40 the next! I'm going to need Arthritis medication to uncross my crossed fingers once the weather finally makes up it's mind!
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