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| Crocus |
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| Squill |
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| Anise Hyssop! I am so happy to see this fragrant little delight |
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| Ice Follies...been naturalizing them since we moved here and they are finally coming into their own |
Finally! A warm spring day. Winter has been digging its claws in, refusing to loose its hold on the ground or on our hearts.
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| Ask any farmer and they will tell you...these crop up anew each spring as well! For Grey |
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I almost don't believe my eyes as I sit here watching the new bloom in gardens and trees. That was such a long winter.
BTW. That last pix. . . . ummm . . . . is it poo poo with moss enjoying its offerings?
Ummm what IS that last photo? YAY! For SPRING!
Linda
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Cathy, sorry, it is a rock, half buried in the soil up on top of our highest hill. I like these white-veined, yellow rocks and whenever I can I bring them to the house. I call them "bread rocks" because they are often rounded and colored a lot like a loaf of bread.
Linda, see above, and hooray for spring indeed!!!
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