I think the ferns will be fully unfurled by tomorrow.
catch them whilst you can.
I can never have too many ferns, I just adore them.
Can you the ‘seahorse’ in this frond?
I’ve a fancy for a Stumpery in the garden; Mr Uphilldowndale is looking over my shoulder as I search for images of stumperies, he is shaking his head.
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I love ferns too 🙂 Have you heard of the weekly photo challenge? This week’s theme is Twist! These pictures have the “twist” I think 🙂
Just curious, did you sketch the drawing in the header?
Welcome Krithya, the header image is by the very talented Derbyshire Artist Clare Allen, http://www.clareallanart.com/about-me/
Twist and roll in those ferns I reckon…
They are fascinating, as your wonderful pictures show. Your last sentence made me smile. xx
Loved the saehorse. 😀
Wow, SO beautiful !
Thank you, I find them a joy every spring.
I adore ferns as well and of course now I too want a stumpery in my garden.
Everybody would love a stumpery, but slugs and snails especially
The furled ferns remind me of Victorian jewelry designs. I’m waiting for the Stumpery link to load – I’ll bet I like it . . .