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Tuesday, April 28, 2026

More Yellow


I had a hard time getting into gear today, but finally managed to get off my butt and do some things to prep for Confidence Camp.

Meanwhile, enjoy more yellow!

First is another daffodil. I'm pretty sure this is 'Sweet Sue.' Only a few seem to be left and they have moved slightly downhill.
haworthia daffodil


I'm not sure I've showed you this before. It's a variegated absinthe, a gift quite a while ago. It can get too aggressive, but it looks nice right now. It looks much more yellow-green in real life. I'm not sure exactly which one- there are a couple of choices
variegated absinthe


Lots of the Cowslip Primrose are blooming in the front bed now. I really like these.
primrose cowslip


I know I've never put this on the blog. It's a shrub that was around our old house. I really don't like it because it spreads all over. But it's Golden Currant, Ribes aureum. At least it's native.
golden currant


Shopping, bell choir and a short walk.

Miles walked in 2026: 146.4

Methodist Church trails: 1.7 miles.

See Festival in Yellow

4 comments:

Ann said...

All are nice but I especially like the look of the second one

Sharkbytes said...

Ann- I wish it stayed low like this, but it will get about a foot high. I can't decide if I really like it, but for now it fills in the space

The Oceanside Animals said...

Lulu: "Yellow is definitely one of those springtime colors!"

Sharkbytes said...

Lulu- we loves yellow!