Spring has most definitely sprung. Taken in my friend Nicky’s garden yesterday.
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Lorrie Whittington is an illustrator and designer-maker living on the south coast of England with her family. Her focus is drawing, design, photography and ceramics.
Lorrie specialises in hand drawn illustrations and more recently hand made ceramic ware. She loves the countryside, the beach, books, music and chocolate.
Lianne says
28/03/2012 at 7:23 pmI love forget-me-nots. They just pop up randomly all over our garden. We don’t have any yet but over the last two days loads of tulips have appeared and our fruit trees have furry buds appearing. It’s like spring has crept up and slapped me in the face. It wasnt like this last week that’s for sure.
Lorrie says
29/03/2012 at 10:54 amHi Lianne…
I too like the littlest and simplest of the flowers. I think Forget-me-nots are magical, so tiny and perfect. The fairy’s flower. 🙂
I know what you mean about the spring. Our big cherry tree that doesn’t usually blossom until May is ready to burst, never been so early.
Rona says
29/03/2012 at 1:51 amBeautiful photo’s as usual Lorrie, can’t remember the name of that pink one ( I keep wanting to call it a peony but I know it’s not!) they are a favorite of mine anyhow haha!
Lorrie says
29/03/2012 at 10:54 amHey there Ro..
Thank you sweety. The pink ones are Camelias. So lovely but don’t last very long.