Unfortunately...we're supposed to get snow this weekend. This is like the winter that won't end this year.

All the plants in my food forest coming to life. I just started a gardening group called Gardeners if anyone wants to join.

Ah, the weather in Phoenix is now warm enough my arthritis only acts up at night, my fingers are no longer in patriotic colorful splotches from Raynaud's, and I'm putting seeds in my balcony container garden. A few more greens and herbs don't hurt.

It's supposed to snow here tomorrow, the first day of spring! This isn't how Carolina is supposed to work!

When I can walk the dog without a jacket on. The sun shines more than it rains or snows. I can get my hands dirty with soil and flowers. The windows can be open and the trees are blooming. Best things for me.

The ice is too dangerous for fishing, that means spring is coming

Sunshine and daffodils

The lengthening days.. daylight wise; my neighbor’s incessant mowing, beginning yesterday; my Asian plum tree blooming ..only to be frosted out; everyone else's daffodils & crocus, like yours - I need to remember them come Fall. ‘Redbud’ trees bloom, new to me. Summer birds returning, just spotted a Vireo! Visiting nurseries & gathering planting project stuff… But tonight - we’re expecting from 1 to 5 inches of snow! ...so Spring’s on hold, for a day or two

My food forest coming to life. All the new buds popping up.

Love to see the primroses and the field of daffodils , we are among the first to see the spring here in Cornwall . We planted loads of bulbs too ... crocii, daffs , tulips ,snowdrops and Russian snowdrops .... waiting for the bluebells in the woods nearby .... magical !

Enjoy your spring. Is autumn here

When I can wear tanks and shorts all day long!

Mine is a gradual awakening. The sunrise seems more radiant, the temperature more tolerable, the flowers are breaking ground. I can linger outdoors in the evening. But spring is spring when the birds return.

Awesome Ilove the new growth

Me planting more bulbs in the flower beds!!!

As I am building a vineyard, one of my favorite events in spring is “bud-break,” it’s exciting to see what has survived the winter and my (often heavy-handed) pruning techniques

• Not having to have the fire on.
• Not having to scrape the ice off the windscreen at 7 am.
• Maggie dive bombing time.