This morning, as I worked a bit before the rains came, I took a few pictures to begin documenting the gifts left by the garden's former tender. Some are blurry, I was in a rush to beat the rains, but there will be more to come.
A tiny patch of these...
A dozen or so clumps of these...
And these beauties...
These are new to me. I have hopes of what they may be...we'll see.
And these. Thousands everywhere. I have no idea their name, but they are tiny, gorgeous jewels.
These treasures are a small part of a much larger feeling of welcome and happiness here in our new home and more little green shoots are appearing everyday. Love.
Namaste
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The beautiful spotted leaves are a kind of trillium. When the flowers open, they are usually a deep maroon. My in-laws call them "bloody-noses". They grow in great patches all over Dragonwood!
Oh, thanks so much! I had hopes that this was Trillium. It grows wild in the Blue Ridge Mountains where I was raised. I always loved hiking in the woods in search of Trillium and Lady Slipper. I just can't believe the thousands that are all over our backyard. Very exciting!!
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