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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day – May

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day May 2015

May in Zone 6a New England is filled with shrubs bursting with color, flowers filling the air with that sweet scent we all missed and ornamental trees putting on undeniably spectacular shows. I'm very excited to participate in Garden Bloggers Bloom Day hosted by May Dreams Gardens.

Come take a look at what is blooming in my garden!

Red Tulips

Happy Honeysuckle Budding

Crabapple Tree Blossoming

Magnolias

Alliums

Strawberry Patch Beginning To Bloom

Pink Strawberry Bloom

Azalea Bush

Azalea Flower Up Close

Columbine

Want to participate in Garden Bloggers Bloom Day? Head out into the garden with a camera in hand and a little creativity and snap some pictures. Then on the 15th of every month link up and share the photos you have taken with other gardeners! Happy May everyone!

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May 15, 2015 By
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Hey! I'm Angie, A millennial living in New England. I enjoy sharing about what I grow right in my own backyard. Here you can learn simple tips to help you grow your own vegetables, herbs and flowers. Stick around and join me for budget friendly ideas, easy DIY projects, fresh recipes and more.

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4 Comments

  • Reply
    yufimukut
    February 28, 2023 at 8:34 pm

    Beautiful flowers, I really enjoy the nature from your posts. Thank you for sharing!

  • Reply
    ShellE
    May 18, 2015 at 11:50 am

    Love the Azalea bush! Mine have struggled for a few years. They are a bright pink – but I’ve wondered if I should switch to Red. Yours are gorgeous.

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      Thefreckledrose
      May 19, 2015 at 1:54 pm

      Same here, the harsh New England winter this year crushed a part of the Azalea. Had to cut that part off and hope for the best! Luckily the rest of the bush is just fine. I really love the bright pink varieties as well! Thank you 🙂

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      Angie Rose-The Freckled Rose
      May 21, 2015 at 1:47 pm

      Thank you! Bright pink azaleas are gorgeous. My azalea bush got damaged from all the ice and snow we had in New England this winter. I was able to cut some of the damaged pieces out and it seems to have bounced back! I would totally recommend these hardy azaleas, I look forward to them blooming every year! 🙂

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