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the earliest of the daffodils -- a petite daffodil |
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grape hyacinths just barely peeking up through the dirt |
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a larger patch of the purple primroses (and lots of moss) |
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heath |
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yellow primroses that seem to be lunch for the slugs |
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snow crocus -- earlier and shorter/smaller than giant crocus |
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the garlic is just now up and could be used for garlic chives/greens |
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sorrel -- a pot of cream of sorrel soup is in order, I think |
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the chives could be cut now, too |
Did you realize that March 1 is considered to be the first day of meteorological spring? This is based on the annual temperature cycle and not Earth's position in relation to the Sun.
Lot's of signs of spring at your house. You are a little further along than we are, but we are seeing signs of spring here, also.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Early spring flowers are always so welcome. I will have to walk around outside my house to see if any daffodils or crocus are up yet. The tulips are usually a little later.
ReplyDeleteI should check my fruit trees, as well. It was 62 degrees here yesterday. I've seen early blooms many times, only to get frost bit.
Angie
Lovely! Our crocus plants are up but not yet blooming. It's supposed to be a mild week here (40s and 50s) so maybe ....
ReplyDeleteI don't have much of anything showing buds or pushing through the ground at home but I don't have too much either. I do see the tree outside my office window has buds all over! The sun is shining and the temps are in the 40s today. I'm so much looking forward to spring!
ReplyDeleteAlice
Hi Live and Learn,
ReplyDeleteWhat I've noticed is my area sees early spring flowers and blossoms before yours, but you area quickly overtakes ours in less than a month.
Hi Angie,
ReplyDelete62 degrees! We can only dream about the 60s for now. Soon, I'm hoping!
We've had that with the frost some years, too. That's always a disappointment. Enjoy some early spring-like weather, there!
Hi Kris,
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like your crocus may be near blooming, if the temps stay in the 40s and 50s! Always exciting, isn't it?!
Hi Alice,
ReplyDeleteOh, buds on the tress is a promising sight! I have a pear tree right outside my window right now and it's showing lots of buds. Blossoming soon, I'm hoping!