Thursday, 8 April 2010

Garden and Egg Magic

Magical transformations happen in the garden all the time-at least that is how they seem. From dead looking twigs, to little furry buds, to huge, white Clematis flowers.
Green bells must be something that small magical creatures need.
Out of a group of messy pots grows a fat cat!
Future strawberries.
I made this fairy tale worthy golden egg just disappear!






11 comments:

Janine said...

OMG! Spring! We had a bit of Spring in March and now we are having Winter once again! Big storm predicted for today. Still wearing jackets and sweaters! Cats are out for only minutes lately. Thank you for your lovely pics! Gives me hope...lol!

Yiota said...

Welcome Spring! I've just cut some freesias from my pots and put them in a milk bootle to keep me company while I clean the kitchen.
Nature is really magical!

Linda Sue said...

WOW magic! A blooming cat and a vanishing golden egg- wow. I love magic...See if you can make me fly or even better- find a CABIN! In advance "Thank you"...
Cassie kitten on my screen saver- so adorable with her fancy socks...

Sarah said...

Aah-international fame for Cassie Kitten!

Anonymous said...

I would have helped you make the egg disappear!!

Lynne said...

It's a magical time of year isn't it? I like the idea of the disappearing golden egg.

Candace said...

Say, you didn't kill the goose that laid that golden egg, did you? Or was it a rabbit that laid that one in particular?

Fun photos, Sarah. Thanks so much for sharing!
Candace x

BonnyBadger said...

Nothing at all has come out in our garden!!! no sun i suppose. Will miss having a garden after we move but will have Alexandra Palace just up the road. Amazing views - can't wait for you to see.

great pictures.

funnily enough a load of my eggs disappeared too. must be some magic going around

A.Smith said...

I bet I know it was filled with chocolate! I could make one of those disappear into thin air - if not thin body - years ago in a sigh. Now...I look at them and I can hear my hips growing ;)

Your flowers are beautiful and thank you for sharing them with me. Very little around here still is willing to come up and play. We are expecting our last frost by the 26th and if all goes as planned the tomatoes will come out to play and then the fun will begin in full. Thinking of you and wishing you sunny days.

rebecca said...

dear sarah,
thank you for visiting my blog. i often see your lovely comments posted to allegra and am so pleased to be "meeting" you.

lovely one that you are.
warmly,
rebecca

MyMaracas said...

Spring is probably the most magical time of the year - with fall a close second, I think. Have you ever read a book called "Garden Spells" by Sarah Addison Allen? I think you would like it.