Sweetness
Candytuft
Henrietta wandered through the Candytuft, and discovered that April is a month of sweetness in the Quimper Garden. This Iberis plant may have the sweetest name…
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Jonquil
…but she thinks the lovely Jonquil has the sweetest scent.
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Anemone
Scarlet Anemone is trying to flower again (the deer think this is the sweetest tasting blossom)…
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Rhododendron
…and the pink Rhododendron has been so pretty and encouragingly sweet for a month, though now it’s beginning to brown around the petal edges.
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Aubretia
Henrietta likes these delicate Aubretia flowers from close-up – at a distance the intense purple is almost too dazzling!
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Eggs!
This kind of sweetness only appears once a year…
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Apron
…Henrietta ran back to the cupboard to show her sisters that the chocolate eggs are sprouting!
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Quimper Hittys 
Oh! and Henrietta is by far the sweetest, dearest little creature amongst all those glorious colors. Thank you for such an abundance, clarity and variety of outstanding spring colors.
Henrietta is a little bright spark in the cupboard…she is hopeful, as well as kind and calm.
So beautiful!
Thank you – we love these beginnings!
You have such a beautiful variety of flowers in your gardens. Love Henrietta’s pretty white smock with the lace trim. The last photo of the Easter egg sweetness is so fun.
We just made that little smock, Henrietta seemed to want one over her pink dress today…and the three eggs she found were a harbinger!
what wonderful flowers in your garden. Henrietta is looking especially lovely these days! And how fun that your garden grows chocolate Easter eggs!
Once a year our garden sprouts chocolate eggs…they are gathered with alacrity!
Happy Easter to all Hittys and humans. It was lovely to meet Henrietta yesterday, she looks so Spring-ish in her pink.
Happy Easter to you too! Give Little Bear a little squish from Henrietta!
That must be the sweet flowering Egglantine!
Of course they are, the sweetest of all!