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May 15, 2011

Flowers today - laziness in focus

Flowers today in my garden.


Amount of flowers in my garden is decreasing year after year, because I reduce amount of perennials. Less perennials = less work. Let's say that less work is more "ecological" or let's face it - I am getting more lazy. No matter how more lazy I am, flowers today in my garden still make me happy :) YOU?




















This post is part of Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day hosted by Carol @ May Dreams Gardens.
You may see my other GBBD posts here. 

21 comments:

  1. Rachel15 May, 2011 08:41

    I love all your flowers ~ especially the hydrangeas & the lil blue flowers (the 1st pic)! thanks for sharing!

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  2. BernieH15 May, 2011 09:30

    All are simply gorgeous, but the Hydrangea and the white Bleeding Heart stole my heart!

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  3. Christine @ The Gardening Blog15 May, 2011 11:06

    Lovely flowers, amazing photographs :)

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  4. Diane at My Cottage Garden15 May, 2011 14:24

    Extremely pretty photos. Well done.

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  5. Anonymous15 May, 2011 14:47

    Your yellows are luscious. Happy GBBD from Niagara Falls. We still have bulbs blooming too and the forget-me-nots. I did forget them though in my post. Shame on me.

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  6. Carolyn @ Carolyn's Shade Gardens15 May, 2011 15:46

    Enjoyed your flowers, great combinations.

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  7. Commonweeder15 May, 2011 16:54

    You are a fantastic photographer. And great gardener. I forgot to put in my GBBD post that my forget-me-nots are starting to bloom too.

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  8. RURAL 15 May, 2011 17:03

    Everything looks so springy and beautiful. Very enchanting.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  9. Karena15 May, 2011 17:55

    Ewa you take my breath away with the fabulous images!! I love the lady slippers and the hydrangeas!

    I have a New Giveaway from Serena and Lily you will love!

    xoxo
    Karena
    Art by Karena

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  10. Hannes hage15 May, 2011 18:27

    So beautiful!

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  11. greggo15 May, 2011 18:35

    Like the pinks.

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  12. FlowerLady Lorraine15 May, 2011 21:48

    All are beautiful!

    Happy Gardening ~ FlowerLady

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  13. Denise16 May, 2011 01:21

    I agree with your view of flowers, whether it comes from being "lazy" or "ecological." Less is more. What a beautiful spring you're having. Amazing photo of the dicentra.

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  14. Donna16 May, 2011 03:22

    Lovely lazy flowers.....I love the close up of the hydrangea...

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  15. Larry16 May, 2011 05:39

    I am always searching for ways to make the gardens more exciting with less work... I call it using good judgement however... but you may be correct in that there is probably an element of laziness involved... your plants look great! Larry

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  16. Mr. McGregor's Daughter16 May, 2011 23:35

    Don't feel bad about being "lazy." The garden should make you happy, not feeling like an overwhelming chore. You still have lots of beautiful blooms.
    I'm not familiar with the plant in the 12th photo. It's has such simple charm and is a great color. I love your Fothergilla. I've quit growing them after killing 4.

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  17. Ewa17 May, 2011 07:43

    Larry, I am teasing lil bit :) less work in the garden is better if you have not enough time to spend there.

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  18. Ewa17 May, 2011 07:44

    Mr. McGregor's Daughter,
    Plant you are asking about is Comfrey - valuable for the garden and beautifully blooming.

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  19. Katarina17 May, 2011 12:13

    Flowers do make me happy, and I'm trying to create borders that are crammed with perennials. So you see I'm lazy too! : ) Plenty of perennials means less weeding, doesn't it?
    -Lovely pictures - you certainly have a lot to enjoy!

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  20. Darla19 May, 2011 16:45

    So, so beautiful Ewa!

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  21. Yolanda Elizabet Heuzen20 May, 2011 11:51

    Of course flowers make me happy. It is one of the reasons why I garden.

    Have a gr8 weekend,

    Yolanda XX

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