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(53,339 posts)Nice pics!
hermetic
(8,308 posts)Sez one in whose yard you can now see the grass which has long been covered with snow. The flowers are a ways off yet so it's always a treat to at least see pictures of others'.
Solly Mack
(90,765 posts)shenmue
(38,506 posts)a kennedy
(29,658 posts)we've had four days of rain and cold temps in the 40's. When is it going to warm up. and your photos are just beautiful.....what's that they say, Hope springs eternal. Here's to hoping our Spring will be here soon.
raccoon
(31,110 posts)Paper Roses
(7,473 posts)JDPriestly
(57,936 posts)AllyCat
(16,187 posts)For the first time ever, the rabbits are eating it. What to do?
toby jo
(1,269 posts)NRaleigh - beautiful happenings, there ~ Peaceful and colorful, we're not there yet, central Ohio. I've got dandelions, mustard grass, daffodils, lilacs, and cherry and apple tree blossoms.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,686 posts)in my own yard, in maybe a month or so. It snowed a bit yesterday morning.
I should post some photos of my mud.
oldandhappy
(6,719 posts)Lovely! Would love to sit and read awhile with you, smile. Have not seen lilacs in a long time. Your photos are like a Spring hug.
UTUSN
(70,686 posts)Hoppy
(3,595 posts)libodem
(19,288 posts)What a lovely yard.
DrewFlorida
(1,096 posts)Go Bruins!
Go Red Sox!
Squinch
(50,949 posts)In my very small garden, my bleeding hearts and lungworts are coming up. Yay! Spring is here.
(I just noticed as I wrote that what horrible names those beautiful flowers have! Sounds like a zombie salad!)
niyad
(113,302 posts)snow this morning JEALOUS)
NJCher
(35,667 posts)The kale on the bottom has me inspired, as I have some that are just little seedlings coming up in a container just like that.
The red in the back--is that osaka, I think it's called. Very hot leaf. I have it growing all over my place. Love it with a sliced tomato on a sammich.
Those pansies are just so charming.
Cher
Rhiannon12866
(205,320 posts)Not much is green yet, here in the North Country, at least we have a lot of pines.