When we visited Hawaii, I fell in love with Hibiscus, Lillies, and tropical views. Those pretty sights became the motivation to bring a little Tropical beauty to our neck of the woods.

We have one little Caladium, Dylan loves it’s large green leaves.

Love the Yellow Lillies, we also have 2 Red Lillies planted too.

I talked James into the Hibiscus bush. I just love those pretty tropical blooms.

I can’t plant enough Hosta,

they grow well in the backyard,

and this one is ready to bloom.

Now I just need a Mai-tai, and my backyard oasis will be complete.

The pretty plants that we planted on May day are in full bloom, and the garden is bursting with the color Red.

The Red Hibiscus bush has new red blooms everyday.

The red Gerbera Daisy is in full bloom too.

Finally this week the Red Lillies bloomed, and they are gorgeous.

Love the multiple red blooms on this Lily.

I also adore the star-shaped dark red bloom on this little Lily.

The garden is finally starting to sprout, and I heard from the kiddos that they have  found a toad in the backyard. I hope he sticks around and helps out by keeping those icky bugs away from our little plants.

I just love the teeny-tiny broccoli. I’m trying so hard to not pick it, and see what it tastes like. Must resist!

The tiny Petunias are so sweet, and the bees have been buzzing all around them.

So far we have only had one single okra seed sprout, I really hope we see more soon.

The tiny cauliflower have such pretty green leaves.

I love these little bitty yellow blooms, such a cheery addition to the garden.

I know I’ve mentioned this a few times before, but I’ll say it one more time, Dylan loves to garden. I even like to call him Farmer Dylan because that kiddo loves it so stinking much. Today he is a happy camper.

A friend of ours has been helping out with the North Garden. He tills, I bake him cookies. This morning he stopped by one more time to till the North lot and this afternoon Dylan and I planted all of the rest of the seeds that we had on hand.

We planted Corn, Green Beans, Watermelon, Acorn Squash, Okra, and Carrots. I can’t wait to see those little baby veggie plants popping up all over the place.

The weather is finally starting to improve, and we visited a lot of the local garden shops today. So we’ll be in the garden working non-stop for the next few days, but it is going to look awesome when we get all of these plants in the ground.

Happy Saturday!