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Joining in with Karin and Asa and their monthly garden moodboards - finding bits from the garden or nature which symbolise the month we're in. Its been so nice to see some colour and life appearing in the garden this month, it means spring is so very close now and I'm so ready for it!
Beautiful flowers. I love that you've made the colour palette to go with them. That'll be great at the end of the year to create a year in colours.x
ReplyDeleteAmazing. That single drop of water at the bottom of the stem is stunning. I love this project. x
ReplyDeletelove! it makes my heart so miss the real real season of spring! out here it is so gradual you almost don't see it.... love those daffodils and all those wonderful garden treasures. xo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And Helen's right, the colour palette is just perfect too x
ReplyDeleteStunning photos as ever Caroline, I love the way you've taped everything down with brown tape..it's a shame it won't stay that way, but a sure sign that as time moves on ther will be a Lovley new seasonal collection to replace it!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. simple and beautiful
ReplyDeletewe still have winter and snow here in sweden but hopefully soon spring will arrive
can´t wait
åsa
Gorgeous ... I love the snowdrops and the feather ... so lovely to see the colours change each month ... Bee xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Love your photographs. It's very cold here at the moment and I can't wait for spring to come. Not sure I will find much for my moodboard this month. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love this
ReplyDeletevery nice! Heather x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love the way things look arranged like this on a white background. And that colour palate is a nice touch, it will be fun to see how that changes throughout the year.
ReplyDeleteGillian x
Gorgeous photos, love the daffodils. Spring is here! Well, nearly..
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I haven't done mine yet and I really must!
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