In honor of St. Patty's Day, I bring you shades of green from my spring garden.
A blog about food, and a little about reading, and some sewing, and I might even knit something.
A blog about food, and a little about reading, and some sewing, and I might even knit something.
22 comments:
Wow! Green! I almost have forgotten what that color looks like. Here in Michigan, it's still brown. Your pictures are beautiful.
Thanks for the green. In N. Alabama we are beginning to see the hints of green, of course the daffodils are blooming. Thank goodness for them. They are Hope.
How beautiful, with the dew on the leaves... lovely.
ahhh there is hope that spring is really at our door!! nice pics Pam!
happy st. patty's!
blessings,
Tracie
Spring green, I could just eat it up! Your pictures are great!
Green is good. I'm waiting for our green; we're still brown. Not that I'm complaining; at least it's not white!
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Love all the spring greenery popping up in your yard. When I saw that last photo, I thought the pink/purple little things looked like a package of tiny, leprechaun sized scissors (you know the kind with colored handles), all lined up and waiting for use! :-)
I love your garden photos - you are an excellent photographer.
I'm so envious of all your green. Everything is still snowy and brown here. Love Lily of the Valley!
Beautiful!
Lovely pics. We're not green in IL yet. But lil sprouts of perennials are coming up.
Oh how pretty. It looks like a wee bit 'o green hope to my northern heart!
Yay! Spring is around the corner.. Love your photos, outdoor grilling on the way:)
Love the photo with the raindrops. It's all just beautiful. Thanks for sharing and Happy St. Paddy's!
Love your visual poetry! Thanks for the nice St. Patrick's Day post.
Looks like spring to me Pam How nice for you. Of course we are still enjoying lovely sunny weather here in NZ. Hope you enjoy St Patricks Day.
Plenty of Guinness and Soda Bread Maybe.
Cheers
Wonderful, refreshing photos!!! Thanks so much for sharing!! :)
i adore that grass blades photo.
I believe Lisa said it best, "visual poetry".
I will miss the oak leaf hydrangeas in Tennessee, having moved from there to Alabama.
Judi
Now this is what green is really about! The photos are simply lovely, thanks for the share!
So pretty...what a fresh and delightful post!
Great pictures.
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