Well, finally I have a few...to be sure, it's not much to brag about, but here they are all fancied up in heart frames...



And I saw two of these little tree frogs on the deck tonight. (I've always called them tree frogs, but not sure if that is correct.). I see them all the time. They are usually climbing the walls or behind the wall planters.
I've never seen one in a tree, though.

Pretty hyacinths! And the frog looks like a stone-he's cool.
ReplyDeleteMy daffodils are almost finished blooming, the viburnum is in full bloom and I have a few tulips (something ate the only large red one I had). The lilacs are busting out too. We usually don't get lilacs for a few more weeks. It's been really warm and we are in a drought too.
Dianne, did they eat those new tulips you planted last fall?
ReplyDeleteWe need rain, too. Our lilacs don't bloom until June.