Thanks for sharing those bright faces on the pansies. Such cheerful little things! They are always the first flowers I plant, since they are hardy and can take some cold. Still a couple of months before I dare put them out here, though. Hurry up Spring!!!
I saw a robin in my yard a couple of days ago. I'm so ready for spring! I just noticed on the March calendar how early Daylight Saving Time is. It's March 8. I like it when it stays light longer.
Tulips emerging from their winter sleep.
Wonderful News~
ReplyDeleteWe are watching for Spring, as well!
Oh I'm so jealous of your finds.Reminds me of the flowers I had while in NC.
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Chris
We have robin's, so there on there way to your garden.
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Yay! The daffodils are getting ready to bloom in our yard. I'm sure our tulips that you guys planted will be appearing soon!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day "Nana"!
Love,
Kari
Yea! - you have provided me w/ addt'l evidence that spring is coming early!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing those bright faces on the pansies. Such cheerful little things! They are always the first flowers I plant, since they are hardy and can take some cold. Still a couple of months before I dare put them out here, though. Hurry up Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteI saw a robin in my yard a couple of days ago.
ReplyDeleteI'm so ready for spring!
I just noticed on the March calendar how early Daylight Saving Time is. It's March 8. I like it when it stays light longer.
Carol, I am jealous...the only thing we've seen lately is more snow. I want some warmth!!!
ReplyDeleteThis excites me to no end! I am so ready for Spring time. I love all the color of the flowers!
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