Finnegan dances in the breeze
Cead Mile Failte! A hundred thousand welcomes!
Sticks and stones may ache my bones as I rake and pick things up from the grass.
No Lily of the Valley poking up
Lots of Arbor Vitae fronds to collect
No crocus or daffodils just moss
Wait! Could this be a crocus shoot?
and daffodils on the hill
The sun is still out at
and look at that temperature. Can you say Spring fever?
How does your garden grow?
Looks like a lot of work still. Love the Irish flags and greetings. Spring will come soon(er or later)! Valerie
ReplyDeleteSpring is early for us, but that's ok
DeleteOur little balcony waits a bit yet. A garden. Hmmm. Lucky you, but a lot of work!
ReplyDeleteAnd that's where the lawn guy comes in.
DeleteThere's always work to do in the garden. My grand-father used to say, "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me!" Then one day he tripped on a dictionary.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
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DeleteWonderful Sunday Alphabet - My Hoop House Grows Well These Days - My Gardens Will Be Tilted At The End Of This Month
ReplyDeleteCheers
I hope we get to see pictures of the hoop house
DeleteAh spring is in the air! :D
ReplyDeleteI want to say finally! But don't want to jinx things😺
DeleteSpring! We had sunshine yesterday, but the rains are returning today. Your hint of a crocus looks encouraging :)
ReplyDeleteIt does, if the little thing doesn't get trampled on
Deletelike a mud hole rite now.... !!!!! :) ♥♥
ReplyDeleteYeah, the back yard is still a bit mushy
DeleteI think it looks good and there is no snow! The grass always looks so needy once the snow disappears. My garden is pretty soft and squishy and the last few piles of snow is melting. What a gorgeous day. We hit 73! Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteThe ground is still boggy, but a few more days of upper 60s and 70s with no rain ought to help
DeleteSo nice to see the spring flowers starting to grow in your garden, yay! I'm loving your garden flag and welcome decorations too - perfect 😁. Wishing you a happy new week! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteThe spring flower shoots are 2 months ahead of schedule!
DeleteNot sure how I missed this post. DUH. Seems I was out of it all day yesterday while offline. Love your flag honoring St. Patrick's Day. I also like your welcome sign on the door. It has rained and rained and rained here, so there'll be no cleaning up. I see I have a few things that got scattered and tossed around on the north side of my house, too. Yours looks in far better shape. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteIt only looks in better shape because I crop my photos
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I do like the Irish flag and welcome.
ReplyDeleteHope your week is going well.
All the best Jan
The garden flags give a fun spot of color
Deletewow, that time of year again when we get to see how your garden grows. I love it. I enjoy nothing more than to get in the jeep like we did yesterday and go look for blooms, whether on trees or ground cover, etc. There are just a few things blooming now and the pink trees blossoms are everywhere up here now. Today it's raining and will for the next three days or so I guess.
ReplyDeleteWe're 2 months ahead of schedule so though exciting, I can't help but wonder if we'll get one last big snowstorm!
DeleteGreat pics CJ! I have to get raking!!! Everything is looking great in your area! Love the cat! LOL! Big Hugs!
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