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Signs of Spring?
Comments (4)Well...I don't know if anything springlike is BLOOMING here, but my oaks have gone into their spring leaf drop already. It's always about 3 times as heavy as the fall drop, and I noticed yesterday that the leaves were drifting down all day long. I will have to get out there tomorrow and start cleaning them up. Ahhh...spring! Marcia...See MoreSigns of Spring
Comments (13)Dawn, boy are you right about the weed growth! I've been pulling weeds from one of the beds for a week now, and they keep coming up. We all know it's a never ending job, right? Henbit, Speedwell (blue flowers), Spring Beauties, Dandelions, and another white flowering weed have been blooming for a few days now. The early Daffs, as you said, are gone, and the mid-season Daffs are blooming like crazy. They had a nice cold winter to spur their growth this spring. The Redbuds are just bursting to flower now, and the pears are done. The Malva zebrinas are growing now, as well as the Rue. The Centaurea Montana Blue and Silene - pink flowering) are putting out new growth, and spreading at that. I see green leaves emerging on the Lavender Munstead, Rosemary, and Fennel. The fall Asters are popping up everywhere - I'll have to do some judicious pulling there. The Monarda is up about 1".. I see no signs yet of the Butterfly Bush and pray that it made it thru it's first winter. The Phlox x 'Wanda' is greening up and should put on a nice show the middle to latter of April. I have lettuce sprouting, but no sign of the snap peas. I may not get much of that if it turns hot too quickly - assuming they even come up. I did plant quite a lot of it to climb up the fence in the backyard - we'll see. Don't have any violets blooming yet. Birds are singing like crazy, woodpeckers are rat-a-tat-tatting on the trees, and bird love is in the air. I hope everyone has a lovely spring! Susan...See MoreApril birds, critters April 9-16
Comments (5)Thank you so much! Spring migration keeps me so busy taking more photos, I've been getting far behind. Every time we stop by the Minor Clark Fish Hatchery we see something different 4-25-10, Minor Clark Fish Hatchery, Solitary Sandpiper From April 23, 2010 birds plus we spent the weekend camping and birding at the Kentucky Ornithological Society's spring meet at Jenny Wiley State Park, so tons MORE photos to sort, edit...See MoreBacksplash tessarae...broke like a dream!
Comments (19)Good going, I am anxious to see it also. Your window above your counter is wonderful. I bet it makes you happy all the time to have such a wonderful view? I base my landscaping in the back on my view from the kitchen window. If I am adding something, I have to go inside to see how it looks from there. LOL I just want it to be right from the line of sight where I normally am if inside. I really like the tile you nipped. It broke great. What other tiles are you going to use? I can't wait to see it all finished. I am very proud of you. I am sure it will be beautiful. Carol...See Morejoepyeweed
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