Georgia garden – Wandering Dawgs

Terri’s Flower Hour #30: Magnolia Blossoms

May 12, 2026Posted in Flowers, Nature, PhotographyTagged Coastal Georgia garden, Georgia garden, Photo Challenge, Southern Magnolia, Spring blooms, spring blossoms, The Flower Hour7 Comments

Southern Magnolia blossoms in Coastal Georgia

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Every Day is a Gift

Terri’s Flower Hour #29: May Daylilies

May 5, 2026May 5, 2026Posted in Flowers, PhotographyTagged Coastal Georgia garden, Daylily, Georgia garden, Photo Challenge, The Flower Hour36 Comments

My Daylilies are blooming in Coastal Georgia

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April Flowers

April 7, 2024Posted in Flowers, PhotographyTagged April showers bring May flowers, Azaleas, Dogwood, Georgia garden, pink blooms, pink blossoms, spring blossoms, Spring Flowers, Sunday Stills, white blooms17 Comments

“April Showers bring May Flowers” is the theme for Terri’s latest Sunday Stills photo challenge.

I was in elementary school when I first heard the saying about April showers bringing May flowers. Where I live in coastal Georgia, many of our flowers bloomed in March and have already faded. I walked around my yard to find these flowers the first week of April.

The header image is of my Dogwood tree blooming in the first week of April. I’ve been enjoying the Dogwood flowers since March.

March is peak season for azaleas where I live in coastal Georgia. This light pink bloom is one of the final azaleas in my yard this year.

These Meyer Lemon blossoms will hopefully bring me some lemons this winter.

African Iris

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August in my Garden

August 25, 2021Posted in Butterflies, Flowers, PhotographyTagged Georgia garden, In the Garden, Photo Challenge, Sunday Stills9 Comments

My butterfly garden is filled with overgrown Mexican Sunflowers and zinnias going wild this time of year. The weather is too hot and humid for me to keep up with all the weeds. But the butterflies and other pollinators love it!

Many thanks to Natalie for this challenge. Be sure to visit her original post at Sunday Stills: In the Garden

First Day of Spring 2020

March 19, 2020March 20, 2020Posted in Butterflies, Flowers, Georgia, NatureTagged Bee, First Day of Spring, Georgia garden, Monarch on Milkweed, Spring, Spring blooms, Spring Flowers26 Comments

These days we are social distancing by staying home except to go to the store for supplies.

I grabbed my camera today to go outside in my yard in the glorious warm, sunny weather and capture a few of our first spring blooms. Enjoy!

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WordPress just reminded me that today is the 7th anniversary of the Wandering Dawgs blog. Thanks to all of you it’s been an amazing seven years.

I would not still be blogging if it wasn’t for you. I appreciate every one of you who follows the blog, reads the posts, likes a post, or leaves comments. You make it worth while to keep the blog going.

Thank you all! Happy First Day of Spring!