Today my dogs and I had a little trip to the store and the post office. You should have bought groceries for me and picked up their food from the post office. And as always, I made a purchase that, to be honest, I didn't plan, but I couldn't pass by.
I bought a hydrangea. Quite high and, to be honest, not cheap. I could have taken an easier and cheaper option, but I didn't want to wait a few years for it to grow up and become what I want it to be. Sometimes it's easier to take the "ready-made result" right away than to stretch the pleasure for an indefinite period of time. This may not be the most economical approach, but it is honest with myself.
I walked around the garden for a long time and thought about where to plant it so that it really opened up and didn't get lost among the rest.
Meanwhile, my garden is gradually waking up. Sakura has already released delicate, almost transparent leaves. They are still quite young, but you can already feel life in them. And I'm waiting for flowering - this is the moment for which everything was started.
Some low-growing trees are also preparing to bloom. It's funny, but I can't remember what kind of tree it is right now. I planted it with an idea and inspiration, and now I'm standing and trying to guess by the buds. Well, there will be a surprise. Let's look at the fruits😂
In general, it feels like the garden is starting to breathe after a long pause. There is movement, color, some small changes that immediately catch the eye. It's especially noticeable after winter.
Forecasters promise warming very soon. I really want to believe them. Because this cold is already boring, and the garden clearly needs more sun.
And me, to be honest, too.
