January Blooms

A brief walk around the garden today featured

a variety of pink and red camellias, a daffodil, several hellebores and Daphne Odoratas.

This evening we all dined on KFC bargain buckets, sides, and fries, with which I drank Héritages Châteauneuf-du- Pape 2021.

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      1. I was kidding. Châteauneuf-du- Pape is or was considered to be one of the best wines you could buy and KFC, well that’s fast food, so the combination of the two made me giggle.

  1. The yellow flower with the cone looks like it would be loved by a hummingbird. I’m sorry that you have our fast food there. KFC with wine is an unusual pairing.

  2. Beautiful blooms. I have some plants that are sheltered that are still green from last year. A coating of snow and wind break from the house protected them through the extreme cold.

  3. How lovely for you, What a great start for the garden.
    Oh, and as for KFC and wine, I doubt there is a dish anywhere that wine does not accompany!

  4. Your garden is filled with visual delights – well done to Jackie for keeping it that way! I haven’t had KFC for years, but agree that a good wine pairs well with anything 🙂 🙂

    1. I’m pleased you spotted the wine which caused a certain amount of hilarity, Anne. 🙂 Thank you very much

  5. January blooms! So beautiful! So joyful! Kudos to The Head Gardener! 🙂
    And so glad she got a rest from cookin’ and cleanin’! 🙂 Nice to get Colonel Sanders to cook the meal! HA! 🙂
    (((HUGS))) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
    PS… “Where flowers bloom so does hope.” – Lady Bird Johnson

  6. Those early spring blooms are beautiful. I don’t think we’ll see them here for awhile.
    Sometimes you should just drink a good bottle of wine instead of saving it for something special! 🙂

  7. Spring in January! The blooms are beautiful, Derrick. We had a lovely pink camellia bush here long ago, but the site crew disregarded instructions and plowed it over when the new doublewide manufactured home was brought in back in 2012. They were to dig it out and leave it aside for me to replant.

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