u/Alpaca_Vision

Sharing a wonderful mood - have a nice day everyone!

It seems to me that the overall quality of the photo is very decent.

The tulip tree has blossomed.

The flowers are greenish and almost invisible from a distance.

There's no pot - Aubrieta it was planted in a crack in the concrete.

The color and shape are simply stunning.

The white ones have grown especially expressive and tubular!

Is it normal for some to have individual petals sprouting from the middle?

They’re hard, almost woody, but not spiky.

It looks very unusual

It looks like a grass snake. I read that they feign death when they sense danger. Its eyes are open, its tail is curled, as if it were resting—but it's been lying on the garden path for some time now and isn't reacting.

I found a big tree that looked like a nut.

1. I especially like lberis - it very densely covers the ground and covers it with a solid bloom, and the local bees also really like it)))

2. Symphytum officinale.

3. Platycladus orientalis.

4. Euphorbia martinii.

5+6. Clematis montana (very interesting at the bud stage).

7. Eschscholzia californica

8. Iberis sempervirens.

I was particularly impressed by the red flowers on the chestnut tree.

Could you tell me what kind of shrub it is with the red berries?

It's very decorative and I think it would look great in the garden.

The white ones have grown especially expressive and tubular!

Is it normal for some to have individual petals sprouting from the middle?