Yesterday's sunshine melted all the fresh snow in the yard, leaving the packed down icy patches. The garden beds are bare again and the perennials are reaching for the warm rays.
The lettuce that began growing in January is still crisp and green but only an inch tall; not quite enough for a salad. The strawberry patch is greening up. Let's hope the deer don't notice this. The perennials are poking through the old growth.
I'm ready for some color in the yard. The deer have helped to ready
the yard. They apply the only fertilizer that the plants and lawn get.
Note to self; don't walk with cleats on in the backyard.
Yesterday, the first robin of the season sang its spring song and a flock of cranes flew overhead. Spring is in the air and I'm going to enjoy every minute of the warm temperatures forecasted while I'm off; rain or shine.
More photos at https://www.facebook.com/Ramblings-of-an-Outdoor-Girl-1015659961820012/
Yesterday, the first robin of the season sang its spring song and a flock of cranes flew overhead. Spring is in the air and I'm going to enjoy every minute of the warm temperatures forecasted while I'm off; rain or shine.
More photos at https://www.facebook.com/Ramblings-of-an-Outdoor-Girl-1015659961820012/
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