These little blue and yellow flowers are well named. You cannot forget them because they will always return to your garden, forever. So pretty in springtime, but then out they must go.

Old fashioned forget-me-nots in front of red azaleas, in my shade garden

Linking up with Our World Tuesday, I Heart Macro, Monday Mellow Yellows, Macro Monday, Ruby Tuesday 2, Outdoor Wednesday, Photo Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Pink Saturday, Sunday Seasons, Straight out of the Camera Sunday, Shadow Shot Sunday 2, and Saturday Show Off. Thank you for your visit, and do come back soon!

Both trees are five-grafts; the one on the left is has cherries and on the right, plums. We are looking at my yard towards my neighbors’, behind the fruit trees. Which version do you prefer? Happy Spring!

Two multi-graft fruit trees almost done flowering, in spring sunshine

Here they are in black and white. Which do you like better?

Joining Our World Tuesday, Outdoor Wednesday, Photo Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Skywatch Friday, Pink Saturday, The Weekend in Black and White, Scenic Weekends, Sunday Seasons, Shadow Shot Sunday 2, and Saturday Show Off. Thank you for your visit, and please come back soon!

Here are a couple of orange flowers blooming in March in San Miguel de Allende in Mexico.

Macro of the yellow and orange flowers of the lantana plant, about an inch or 2.5 cm across.

Some kind of orange flower, related to amaryllis?, common in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico [Later: yes, clivia is in the amaryllis family.]

Many of the roofs in San Miguel de Allende in Mexico have plants in pots at the roof’s edge over the street. I do wonder about earthquakes, if not high winds.

Agave plants in terra cotta pots on the roof’s edge, in San Miguel

Agave spiky leaves and shadows on a roof in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Linking up with Our World Tuesday, Travel Tuesday, Outdoor Wednesday, Orange You Glad It’s Friday, Photo Friday,  Skywatch Friday, Scenic Weekends, Pink Saturday, Shadow Shot Sunday 2, Straight out of the Camera Sunday, and Saturday Show Off. Thank you for your visit, and please come back soon!

Walking around el centro, the main central area of San Miguel de Allende in Mexico, sometimes you can peek into courtyards from the street.

One more thing. Today is my 8th Blogoversary! What a fun time I’ve had. Thanks, everyone, for visiting and commenting. It really makes my day.

San Miguel de Allende courtyard, with mirror reflection

Sunshine and plants in San Miguel courtyard

Linking to Our World Tuesday, Monday Mellow Yellows, Ruby Tuesday 2, Outdoor Wednesday, Orange You Glad It’s Friday, Photo Friday, Skywatch Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Scenic Weekends, Weekend Reflections, Pink Saturday, Shadow Shot Sunday 2,  and Saturday Show Off. I appreciate your visit, and please come back soon!

Beautiful groined vault ceilings at Bellas Artes in San Miguel de Allende, the most beautiful art school ever. From the second floor walkway around a courtyard with orange trees, you can see a magnificent domed church, Las Monjas (The Nuns).

Groined vaulted ceilings around courtyard walkway in the Bellas Artes school in San Miguel

Spanish influence shows in the arches of this courtyard walkway at Bellas Artes in San Miguel, with a view of the 12-sided dome of Las Monjas.

Connecting with Our World Tuesday, Monday Mellow Yellows, Outdoor Wednesday, Orange You Glad It’s Friday, Photo Friday, Skywatch Friday, Scenic Weekends, Pink Saturday, Shadow Shot Sunday 2, Straight out of the Camera Sunday, and Saturday Show Off. Thanks for visiting and please come back soon!

There are big jacaranda trees in my sister’s house in San Miguel. They are just coming into bloom.

Purple jacaranda begins to bloom overlooking San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Macro image of one of the first jacaranda flowers to bloom in March in San Miguel

Connecting to Our World Tuesday, Macro Monday, Outdoor Wednesday, Photo Friday, Skywatch Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Scenic Weekends, Pink Saturday, Straight out of the Camera Sunday, and Saturday Show Off. Thanks so much for visiting and please come back soon!

Tiny but perfect, a crocus.

White crocus with yellow and orange center blooms in early spring

Linking to Our World Tuesday, Monday Mellow Yellows, Macro Monday, Outdoor Wednesday, My Romantic Home, Orange You Glad It’s Friday, Photo Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Pink Saturday, and Saturday Show Off. Thanks for visiting and please come back soon!

Sweet crocuses in my garden.

Purple crocus bulbs with white edges and stripes show off their brilliant orange centers

Take a peek at Our World Tuesday, Macro Monday, Outdoor Wednesday, My Romantic Home, Orange You Glad It’s Friday, Photo Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Pink Saturday, and Saturday Show Off. Thanks for visiting! If you see only one photo here, please click on the letters of Sara’s Fave Photos Blog above for a few more.

A wonderful display garden at NW Flower & Garden Show in Seattle (#NWFGS) had a beautiful fountain inside an arched courtyard. The gentleman there told me it’s “la fuente” in Spanish. He said that in old Spanish, la fuente also means “the source.”

Tiered fountain makes lovely water music at indoor garden in Seattle flower show

Linking to Our World Tuesday, Water World Wednesday, Wednesday Waters, Orange You Glad It’s Friday, Photo Friday, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Pink Saturday, and Saturday Show Off. If there is only one photo showing here, please click on the curly letters of Sara’s Fave Photos Blog above to see a few more. Thanks for visiting!