Last week at times in my garden it seemed that spring had really sprung, then the cold wind arrived again towards the end of the week. I have started the job of clearing and tidying up after the winter, but I still wouldn’t be surprised if we got snow at Easter.
I took the photos below from the guest bedroom window, the evening sun filtering through the gap between us and next door,
but fully hitting the woodland at the back of us, my favourite time as it lights up the trees. It shouldn’t be long now before there’s a green haze instead of bare limbs.
You’re garden is so lovely and peaceful looking. You’ve done so much with it since you moved there.
Joan,
But you know what it’s like, I have plans to change and improve some things, always a work in progress.
You’re garden is lovely, Katrina! Thank you so much for sharing.
Christine,
Thanks, but I’m always frustrated that the photos don’t come out as well as the reality.
So pretty! Spring is slowly arriving here. No flowers yet, but in the next day or two hopefully. Just returned from a walk around the neighborhood and got to ooh and ahh over a front garden that was covered in blooming crocuses. So nice to see color again!
Stefanie,
We must be about three weeks ahead of you at the moment. My crocuses have been and gone and so have most of the daffodils, it’s the turn of the grape hyacinths now and some tulips are just beginning.
There’s a hopeful glow about those still-leafless tree-branches, the game is afoot!
Valerie,
I’m going to take a photo every week to compare them all!