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| This is more normal for this time of the year! Catkins from last year...BUT it also has a lot of new buds. |
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| The tree peoneys are sending out new growth. Pretty color on new leaves. |
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| Rose bush (7 sisters) has really taken off in the last couple of days. |
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| Gold leaf bleedingheart. I wouldn't be surprised if we see new flower bids coming on. They usually do before the plant gets full growth. Huge plant. All the bleedinghearts are coming up nicely. |
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| Prairie Smoke has flower bud. This one is usually earlier then a lot of plants...but not this early! |
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| Lupine really surprises me that it is up and so big already! |
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| Newport ornamental plum. |
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| Our yard in March! WHAT!! No snow! |
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| Lots of growth already. |
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| Daffs really bloomed today! This end of the bed is in full bloom. The other end is in bud. |
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| Red wing black bird has made his apperance. Lots of new birds coming back everyday. Jeff and I were talking aout how early this is all showing up. I don't want to think about how died back the plants will be in mid-summer this year. Maybe they will surprise me and keep going. I may have to do more with annuals to keep color out there. Not complaining though.Hugs, Teresa |
I hope your plants last longer than ours, in Florida ours are overgrown and brown when I see everyone else's in blog land in full beautiful bloom.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day,
Meredith