In the flower bed

I'm not sure this qualifies as a recycling, repurposing, or reusing post, but it qualifies as a rebirth and renewal post.  I also hate to admit it, it's all I have for today, because I entertained company on Easter.

I worked a bit in my flower bed Saturday.  I planted three new hyacinths I purchased last week, and decided to take a photo of them.  Sadly, it was the only photo of them I got.

I got a bit distracted by the tulips 

and went around discovering where they were.

It's always fun to discover them again each year.

This one really caught me by surprise, because I had NO idea I had planted it here.  I'm quite certain it's the first time it's bloomed.  As an aside, Chris asked me about these green leaves and I explained they are surprise lilies, also called naked ladies, because the leaves die back in a week or two, then late in summer, a single stalk with no leaves shoots out of the ground and produces either a single or gorgeous double lily.  Mine are all pink.

I went inside to read a few blogs, and when I went out to clean the dirty table on my front porch and check my mail, look what had happened. The buds that were barely showing early in the day were now in full bloom.

The same occurred in the middle of the yard, too.  And I had a visitor.

Two, in fact.  What a beautiful day for viewing rebirth in the flower bed.

Today is Day 6 of 22 and I planted and observed how the flower bed seemed to bloom right before my eyes.  What a lovely day to observe this renewal.

Thank you for joining me in the flower bed today.  I enjoyed our visit and always appreciate when you stop by.  I'll be back at 4 pm (CDT) with my T post.  It will count as my Tuesday (Day 7) post.