chive and sage blooms
Most herb flowers are small and unremarkable, but I look forward to these lavender colored chive and sage blooms every spring. They are edible, but I prefer to gather a kitchen bouquet so I can enjoy the flowers even longer.
Kitchen bouquets make herb leaves close and easy to use for cooking.
Flowers in the kitchen
Chive flowers will turn this white wine vinegar pink
More lavendar colored flowers
clematis “President” is a homeless plant I have yet to move to a permanent home. It has faithfully lived in this plastic pot for over a year.
( It takes just a little imagination to view the next blooms which are in my camera but not in my possession right now.)
Strawberries
Roses
Astillbe
Daylilies
Columbine
Carol, garden blogger at May Dreams Gardens started the Bloom Day tradition Garden bloggers Bloom Day May 2010.
Spring 2009 was fabulous. Can Spring 2010 be as fine?
Patsy Bell Hobson is a freelance writer based in Missouri. For her, it's a great day when she can combine the two things she enjoys most: gardening and traveling. 