It's been in the 40's and raining here all day.
At 5pm the rain finally stopped and I decided to run out to the deck to see if a little clump of daffodils that I noticed yesterday had bloomed. Hmmmmmmmmmm.....here they are:
I think this qualifies as my first bloom! Pathetic, I know. But it's a bloom!
I decided to walk off the deck and check out the ligularia planter I showed last week. Remember, I was hoping it had survived the winter....Whooo Hooo!!! It's alive!!
At the edge of my planting bench, I noticed chives beginning to grow.
I am so glad I decided to walk outside. Winter is finally ending in northern Michigan!
Congrats, we're a bit ahead of you here in NJ but it is a start! It will be busting with blooms before you know it.
ReplyDeleteYeah!! Isn't it great to see green?!! I hope spring keeps on comin'! Nothing much new here but at least things are growing. Jean
ReplyDeleteWhooooo-hooo indeed! Spring has arrived in Michigan finally. Congrats on the first little bloom and yes it counts. ;)
ReplyDeleteWay to celebrate the positive, Zoey! I cannot wait to see your deck pots and your allium
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Those first few blooms are just about the most treasured ones of the year, aren't they! So glad your Ligularia survived!
ReplyDeleteSpring is always a welcomed sight. However these rains can stop ANY time. Luckily in my area, it's not flooding. Poor southern Missouri is horrible. We have reservations at a camp gound for 3 weeks from now, it's under 23 FEET of water as I type.
ReplyDeleteWhere were you born in Missouri?
Zoey I so agree the first blossoms are time for celebration especially after the winter and cold spring both sides of the border are having.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that winter is over - finally. You guys really had it bad this winter. I know how exciting that is to see the first signs of spring. Yea!
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