It's happening, it really is! The garden is waking up.
The tulips are poking through the ground.
The honeysuckle vine is sending out new shoots.
There are some shoots appearing on the climbing rose.
The orange daylilies are at least a few centimeters above ground.
The hardy Egyptian Walking Onions are showing lots of green growth.
And the pussywillows are in bud.
Thanks for taking time to visit today. I hope you have time to say hi and leave a comment.
Isn't it wonderful? We are having a day of summer weather here and it is like heaven! Rain will be here soon though!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is wonderful Sheila, glad you are enjoying some nice weather too. Thanks for the pick over at Blotanical.
ReplyDeleteYes, the gardens are waking and the temperature is going to be double digits. Hurray!! Happy Gardening:)
ReplyDeleteLove your photos, and I'm another who is soo glad to see spring and see things popping up. Nice weather coming!
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo!
ReplyDeleteMelinda
We have tulip leaves and yellow crocuses and purple and pink violets. It's so nice to see.
ReplyDeleteThere isn't anything quite as nice as finding plants popping up in the Spring, is there?
ReplyDeleteIts such a great time of year, like you say new beginnings the garden is awakening, I like the sound of that. Lovely pictures thank you for shairing. Julie.C
ReplyDeleteP.S just had an idea for one of my pincushion makes.
So Linda, finally we are all joined in celebration of spring. So glad to hear that your part of the earth is waking up.
ReplyDeleteDo you eat the Onions? I can't remember, I always was annoyed with them at the nursery, because they wouldn't stay put, they were always walking away from their table. LOL.
Jen
Such a fun time of year as plants awaken and show little by little their foliage and bloom. I think I like spending time in the garden at this time of year the best. A nature scavenger hunt for new growth!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your new idea for a pin cushion Julie.
ReplyDeleteJen, I don't usually eat the onions, but they certainly are edible,
I love your idea of a Nature scavenger hunt Janet. With the days getting warmer I'll be out hunting for sure.
Nice new look to the blog. We're getting good weather, too, and I see a bit of new growth poking through here and there. Greenhouse is really greening.
ReplyDeleteAaaaaaah there's nothing better than seeing a garden starting to bloom in the Spring. We can finally believe that Winter is over! :-)
ReplyDeleteYEAH! Spring is coming! It's time of the year when things are getting exciting and we are getting busier n busier :)
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