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What changed in three weeks?
In just three short weeks, the daffodils took off.
In early spring, the landscape transitions from winter dormancy to signs of renewal, with temperatures gradually rising and snow and ice melting. Late spring sees a more vibrant and lush landscape as flowers bloom in abundance.
This involves bud swelling, leaf emergence, and the start of photosynthesis. Some plants also initiate flowering and seed production, while others prepare for summer growth.
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Spring has sprung part 2. Summer is coming fast. Flowers will be blooming and purple is the color. Join me in looking at my garden, home flowers and the kitchen in transition. Holidays here we come.
Now you see it.
Now you don’t.
My garden
And my world famous ghetto garden.
Our Day Lilies will be spectacular this year.
Last but not least, the decorations.
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Spring has sprung. And it’s time to get to work. So much to do. But being retired and the love of my life also retired I THINK WE GOT THIS. So just sit back and just take in the pictures. Oh did I tell you I BROUGHT COOKIES?
We started about three weeks ago. Clearing the weeds and letting mother nature take it’s course. Over the past three weeks, weeded several times. Tell us what you think.
