Thankfully the light rain showers, with very little wind, of yesterday
and early this morning helped rather than hindered the garden blooms.
So, sharing many of the current colorful blooms outside the windows today,
all of which are definitely ahead of recent years when our winters were
much colder than this one.
Thanks so much for all the generous comments on my previous post about
reaching my sixteenth anniversary of starting my blog.
You are the best of friends.
Hugs - and have a great weekend.
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You have some lovely plants beginning to show their colours. Such a joy when the garden brightens up.
ReplyDeleteGlorious Spring flowers and delightful colours - yes Spring is on its way, even if we are in for snow next week.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous spring flowers and brilliant colours even if we are due for snow next week - spring is on its way.
ReplyDeleteOh, those blooms! I can't wait. I'm looking out my living room window right now at the gray skies and bare trees. It's 37 degrees and a rain/snow mix is about to reach here. Longing for those warmer days and flowers.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Mary! This is quite a milestone! I find our blogs precious in that we met because of them! I’m going back to catch up. Hope all is well with you and Bob. We will catch up soon and hopefully I’ll jump back into the blogging world again very soon. ♥️. Oh- your spring flowers are precious!! Jane xxx
ReplyDeleteHalf of winter depression comes from totally covered grey skies, effectively blocking out the colour blue from our lives. The other half comes from bare trees and gardens; even evergreen trees look bedraggled. Now your colourful blooms have reaffirmed life and pleasure :)
ReplyDeleteThe garden's looking good! A very stop-start sort of spring over here - as I suppose it is most years.
ReplyDeleteYour garden blooms are looking gorgeous. I was surprised at the many trees and bulbs I saw in bloom when I was out yesterday. Far more than the previous week. Now I am keeping my fingers crossed that there are no late season freezes in store. The sun is shining this morning after our stormy night. Enjoy your weekend and your beautiful garden.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem and lovely pictures! Springtime is here for sure :)
ReplyDeleteLove from Titti
Spring flowers, such precious beauty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring flowers to make the heart sing. Congrats on reaching your 16th anniversary, yours was one of the first blogs that a started to follow when I began blogging 15 years ago, time has flown by so fast but your blog remains as beautiful as ever.
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful mosaic of spring flowers made me smile, I'm so looking forward to longer, warmer days and watching my garden come back to life. The hellebores were the first quickly followed by crocus and daffodils. Spring is my favourite season. Congrats on 16 years of blogging, yours was one of the first blogs to inspire me when I began Normandy Life almost 15 years ago, how time flies!
ReplyDeleteSending love and hugs from Yorkshire.
Maggie @ https://hazelbarn.blogspot.com/
Oh Mary, what lovely colour your garden is starting to show. Early spring blooms fill one with hope and happiness. We can't be too far behind!
ReplyDeleteDearest Mary,
ReplyDeleteSorry for having missed your anniversary post as I was in too much pain...
Did an update on my blog.
Hugs,
Mariette
That's a great quote to go along with your beautiful flowers.
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