Vague signs of Spring here in the Thundering Woods
Tulips (Deer treats)
Tiny jonquils peeking thru
One of last year's Hydrangea's ..never cut all the clumps off.
Clematis color
Goldfinch ( SHY)
Native daisies
More SHY Goldfinches
My Tansy from New York (with GREENS)
Tulips aka Deer Treats
Soft and lovely wind chimd
We are so behind here, as far as Spring. The weather has been cool, we had snow on Easter
Clematis color
Goldfinch ( SHY)
Native daisies
More SHY Goldfinches
My Tansy from New York (with GREENS)
Tulips aka Deer Treats
Soft and lovely wind chimdWe are so behind here, as far as Spring. The weather has been cool, we had snow on Easter
and the blooms are just not coming out . During a thunderstorm today, I managed o get out and find some ITSY signs of spring. Tulips and jonquils peeking out, a tansy from my friend Robin who sent the plant all the way
from New York showing it's greenery.
Some VERY shy Goldfinches at the feeder.
A new wind chime Rich just bought for me and hung.
Lat year's Hydrangea still looking artistic.
Some Hollyhocks starting to grow, a bit of the color green.
on the clematis...just a bit of purple.
Not good pictures, but good signs!
I love a good thunderstorm it's invigorating. Me & My Bald Head loved it!!
deena
Deena
17 comments:
Deena, i love how you called the tulips "deer treats", that is what we call our hosta...the deer have chomped them right to the ground on several occasions!!! your signs of spring are very encouraging...i am still looking for some over here...
Isn't it lovely to see the garden coming back to life after such a long winter? We've still got quite a bit of snow but I found a couple of green tips in a patch of my garden today. Still waiting for the robins though!
xo,
Lynda
Stunning signs of spring! Gives me hope when our weather man is talking snow! Ugg! Thanks for these photos!
Thanks for sharing your signs of Spring, Deena!! We have BIG signs here, although March is supposed to be our major snow month.....but it went down your way instead, I believe!! Hugs, Trudy
Well, I'm just traipsin' through your variety of blogs....I WAS here earlier today with the Show N Tell...but I wanted to come back and see all you've been up to bloggin'.
I love Spring, don't you?
Again, it's nice to meet you.
Deena lovely examples of "Nature's Tonics!" Looking at your hydrangeas that you did not cut back reminds me of mine left behind..and although I am enjoying my time here in the Arizona desert I am anxious to see my own garden..which BTW is still under snow!
I have posted some of Nature's Tonics that I see here in the desert!
I think of you often and hold you in my prayers dear heart! hugs NG
Deena,
I'm sure that the deer would love to munch on those tulip sprouts. I saw the first sign of my tulips last week and this week they are over an inch high. Before we know it they will be blooming.
Snowdrops blooming in my flower garden - a sure sign that spring is on the way. They are late this year.
Hyacinths pushing their way through the soil in my garden. I still haven't see a robin though.
Love and blessings,
Mary
Like Lori those of us in the northeast have few signs of the budding of spring.Snow still lingers in many spots, but milder temps are forecast for the upcoming week.
I did notice that the goldfinches are showing the slightest hint of yellow just like yours and that is a promising sign.
Hoping you are fine and remember keep that chin held high and let that beautiful smile light up the room.
XO Susan
Hi Deena,
Just found your blog, it's lovely!
Great pictures :)
Greetings from Peru!
Deena, I just came here from Nature Trail for the first time and I like it a lot :) I wish you all the best and croos my fingers. You will do it, girl!
Lovely post. Have just come via Naturegirl.
I love the simplicity of your writing.
My husband had cancer many years ago and fought the battle and won. My thoughts and prayers are with you tonight.
Hi Deena, I found you via Nature Girl and have been enjoying your wonderful photos this morning. I was especially happy to find your reference to Small Town Living magazine. I've downloaded my first issue. See you again soon. xxoo AnnieElf
Hello, Deena. I too came by via Nature Girl. I love how you capture those signs of spring. I'm sure it's very welcome. Even though the deer eat your tulips, I can't help but envy anyone who lives near enough to deer for that to happen! Hope you are keeping OK at the moment.
Hello Deena I've flown in from seeing a link at Nature Girl's ... she mentioned your nature blog and I've come to visit. Smiles *!*
Lovely pictures....spring following winter.
"Expect to have hope rekindled. Expect your prayers to be answered in wondrous ways. The dry seasons in life do not last. The spring rains will come again."
Sara Ban Breathnach
Still no sign of Spring in my garden which is still covered mostly in snow - but lots of rain these past few days should help to melt it away. Your Spring garden is looking wonderful Deena.
Ok.. I admit it .. I immediately started scrolling down looking for new pics of Mr. Sanders - he is so cute!!
Looks like Spring is almost there for you! Any day now!
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