The bunny came to visit.
Mama Cardinal left the nest. I think her babies have hatched though because of the position of the nest, I can't see into it. Papa Cardinal comes to the nest several times a day. He's too quick to catch with a camera, but I did see him feeding Mama some seeds.
Some tulips add a pop of color to the daffodils
A few leaves have sprouted on the hydrangea. If it ever stops raining, I can trim back the dead stalks.
Another daffodil. We have lots because the bunnies and chipmunks don't like daffodil bulbs. The do love tulip bulbs which is why there are only a couple of tulips in the garden.
Grape hyacinths peeking through some day lilies. The hyacinths must have grown wild or had help from animal friends as I never planted them in this area.
The leaves on the Japanese maple popped.
A daffodil with an orange center.
Some purple and white violets
On the backside of Ink's garden, the lily of the valley make an appearance. I thought these didn't survive transplanting from Red's garden or the Winter as last week, not a single shoot was poking up through the ground.
Trees in the woods starting to leaf
Two little dandelions. In years past, the backyard would be carpeted with dandelions. It's been wet and cold most of the Spring. We've only had 7 days of complete sunshine. Maybe wet and cold has put some plants behind schedule.
How does your garden grow?
