Mar 19th, 2014

Spring is Trying so Hard!

Photos by Jonah Holland, PR & Marketing Coordinator,  Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden  

daffodils at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

Daffodils in bloom despite the recent snow.

With tomorrow, March 20, being the  the vernal equinox and official start of spring, I thought you might enjoy some photos of the Garden in bloom.  This has been a long and snowy winter, but our blooms are hardy and still look lovely despite the harsh treatment of ice and snow (with a little polar vortex thrown in.)  Enjoy the photos, I see there is another forecast of snow in our future!

 Pieris japonica 'Dorothy Wycoff' or Lily of the Valley Bush

Lily of the valley bush (Pieris japonica) ‘Dorothy Wycoff’

Narcissus in the rain

Daffodils in the rain.

large cup daffodil gigantic star

Narcissus, large cup daffodil ‘Gigantic Star.’

Helleborus orientalis or Lenten rose

Helleborus orientalis or Lenten rose with snow in the background.

 

Jonah Holland is Digital Content Manager at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, where she has worked for 14 years overseeing social media, the blog, and the website. She is also a mom, yogi, open water swimmer, gardener, and seeker. She's been known to go for a walk in the Garden and come back with hundreds of plant photos, completely inspired to write her next blog post.

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