Let me start by saying- Condolences to all of you who have had, and in some cases are still having, a brutal Winter. Here in the Pacific Northwest, 2015 was the Winter that never was. It feels like Spring & has for awhile now. Though the calendar, and experience, says not quite yet. Restraint. There is a palpable stirring of life on the farm. Sweet scents in the air, a pop of color here and there. An awakening. Come take a walk-about the farm with me… Eye candy for you beleaguered sufferers of Winter.
1st mason bees of 2015!
FullCircle Eloise
first daphne blooms
sunny March day
rose in hoophouse
Spring?
serenity
egg harvest
late winter candy board
trellis & mulch
dew drops on rose
chive divisions
labrador violets
momma cow
lilac buds
nose dew
rhododendron buds
Merrideth
sweet cherry buds
sunny day flights
tilling the garden
freshly made beds
grape hyacinth
Arlene
the sentinel
seed propagation benches
strawberry bed
Gary- old & furry
over-wintered cabbage
infant rhubarb
A very pregnant Eloise
late day sun
hoophouse garden
raspberry leaves
propagation time
building propagation benches
Wonderful photos! Spring is on the horizon. Can’t wait! 🙂
Yes, it is palpable!
I am drooling over your big cabbages and green grass!!
Oh the Green of Spring. Nothing quite like it!
Love the photo of the bee w/ the grape hyacinth. Well done! Spring can’t get here fast enough for us. Hope your bees are bubbling over!
Thanks… I was lying on my side in the garden & had taken about a dozen photos of this little gal in quick succession. When I looked at the images on the computer 8 were blurred, 3 were poorly composed and the last was WOW! Love digital cameras!