Sunday, March 31, 2019

How Does Your Garden Grow?


A new garden flag adds a splash of color


to Mud Season


A reflecting pond by Gruff's bench


The grass is always greener over the septic tank


Some snow still left in the backyard


A weed with tiny, white flowers finds its way to the sun


Crocus poke their heads above the ground


Daffodils and


tulips are a 


sign of Spring.

How does your garden grow?

21 comments:

  1. Love the new flag, and things are really growing at last, you had such a long, hard winter. Have a great Sunday, Valerie

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    1. Hopefully, after today's warmer temps and sunshine more green things will poke their heads above the ground.

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  2. I'm loving your colourful new flag! I have just put up my Easter decorations too and have little yellow chicks and eggs hanging from the branches in my window display again, yay ...lol 😉. Great to see signs of spring in your garden too! Happy Sunday! J 😊 x

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  3. Yup, yesterday when I went for my walk I saw some small purple wildflowers that had sprung up from the ground already - YAY! SPRING IS FINALLY HERE!!!

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    1. If nothing else blooms, at least the flag does :-D

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  5. I love your new flag! And the greenery poking up its head to reach for Spring is such a joy after this cold, wet wintertime. Our neighbor's pink dogwood is in bloom, and we're fortunate that it's next to the fence so overhangs our patio. So pretty :)

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    1. My parents had a dogwood in their backyard. I think it was white. Lucky you to get the benefits of your neighbor's dogwood.

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  6. back from our trip and catching up here - love the easter theme background and the photos and glad to see you are melting and spring is sprouting. That flag is cute. Now to catch up on the rest of what you have posted.

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    1. Welcome back! I hope we get to see some of your travels

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  7. Yeah! Loving your garden. 'The grass is always greener...' Ha!
    Your Easter border is purrfect.

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  8. You have just a bit less snow than we do. It is soo fantastic to see is disappearing quickly. Today there was huge flock of robins and juncos in my yard. Got to love it! Happy new week CJ. Hugs-Erika

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    1. Rain today and the snow is all gone. Haven't seen any robins yet. Maybe now that the snow is gone, the ground is wet, and fat, juicy worms will be coming to the surface.

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  9. Love your flag and welcome sign CJ! I can't believe you have things showing growth already! You wouldn't believe it, but we had a major snow storm! LOL! I feel bad for the robins!

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    1. Yikes for you! The Eldest got a dusting of snow on Sunday. Glad it doesn't seem to be coming this way

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  10. What a fun, welcoming Easter/spring chicks flag. The welcome sign with the Easter basket is adorable, too. I can relate to mud season. I have some of that in my back yard. I hope your flowers/tulips don't get killed by hard freezes like the ones I've had last night and predicted for tonight.

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  11. For a second, I looked at the sand box and thought, "Septic tank?" But then I figured it out.

    Spring is popping up all over for you!

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    1. Since we have the septic tank pumped every year, Himself got tired of digging it up. Once the girlies were done with the sandbox, Himself dragged that over to cover the hole. And Spring has sprung

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