Cinnamon (because s/he has a cinnamon colored patch of fur behind his/her neck) stopped by. The grass is always greener over the septic cover.
Morning fog.
The robin stood under Gruff's bench for at least a half an hour. Hiding? Hanging out in the shade? Chatting with Gruff?
One minute they were just bare branches, and the next minute the forsythia erupted in yellow butterfly-like blooms.
Warm weather expected mid-week. Time to get the gewgaws out to the Zensical garden so the sun room can be deep cleaned.
The vinca popped out to say hello
Daffodils wave a greeting from the front walk.
A lone tulip
blooms among the daffodils on the hill by the driveway.
I think there are some buds on the hydrangea
And someone ate Mitty's Hollyhock!
How does your garden grow?
I wonder who ate the hollyhock? Great to see that spring is springing at long last, you have waited long enough! Enjoy your Sunday, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteCinnamon comes to mind.
DeleteYes, spring has definitely sprung at least! We too had some morning fog, but now the sun appears to be making a appearance.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Sunday!!!
Rainy day for us today, but a good day to deep clean the sun room. We moved out there yesterday
DeleteGlad to see Spring has finally sprung in your neck of the woods! :D
ReplyDeleteIt's about time!
DeleteSo nice to see your springtime garden. It's amazing what it looked like the first of the month. I am always impressed with your garden updates. When April (and recycling month) is finally over, I should do the same!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice that Spring has finally arrived. And how quickly things bloomed.
DeleteAwww, your poor hollyhock! Everything is coming up CJ! So happy for you! We had summer temperatures today. I need a break from gardening! LOL! I think Cinnamon's cousin lives here! LOL!
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