First of all, you may be thinking that you completely missed Monday and here we are at Garden Tuesday! Well, tomorrow is my first endeavor with the Creative Cookie Exchange so I had to move Garden Tuesday to today! Second of all, look at the daffodils!! I am so ready for spring, and we didn't even have a harsh winter, just a boring one. I'm sure a lot of you would have gladly traded your harsh winter for our boring one! But even so, I am loving these early signs of spring. These are my neighbors, I'm sure he doesn't mind me traipsing all through his backyard snapping pics of his flowers!
I love how the daffodils look against all the brown leaves still on the ground!
New growth on the roses!
One of the reasons I love nandina, look at that gorgeous new growth!
Pussy Willow
New growth at the base of the sedum autumn joy! As you can see, I don't cut the dead branches back until the spring time. I think they add winter interest.
Kristy Lifenreflection says
So pretty, I have to share!
Louise says
I was just out back looking for some signs of Spring Pam. The most I could muster up was a bit of green coming through in the Oriental Poppy bed and nibs of daffodils pushing through the mud!
You got some honest to goodness Springs shots here Pam. Oh I'm sooooo ready!!!
Thank you so much for sharing, Pam...hopefully I will be joining garden Tuesday real soon:)
Marjie says
I was confused for a minute. We have no chance of daffodils showing up here for a few more weeks yet, because there's still about 6" of snow in most places in my yard. I'm happy to see yours!
JessicaJ says
Oh, those daffodils! Beautiful. It was 74º here in Kentucky, I spent all day outside! I cleaned up the garden area, I'm sooooooo ready for spring 🙂
Lily Lau says
Spring is near, and your wonderful photos can only confirm it! 😀
Susan | LunaCafe says
Lovely photos! Spring is such a magical time. 🙂
Monique says
You're right..you hardly had winter and here you are well into Spring..Not me.Hope we will be seeing your cookies and Bundts;)