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March 02, 2022
Wordless Signs of Hope
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We all need a reminder that life goes on whatever else may be happening - that's the central magic of a garden.
ReplyDeleteThe garden helps...for sure. Thanks for sharing the magic of your garden through your blog, Kris. It's amazing!
DeleteThanks for the post and reminder that life goes on in good ways. It's hard to be hopeful these days, our world seems to be going so backwards.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is difficult. So much to say about the situation...trying to find hope...even in little ways.
DeleteReminder of optimism in these difficult times!
ReplyDeleteYes, new life is encouraging. Hoping ...
DeleteEmerging life! Absolutely a sign of hope and resilience!
ReplyDeleteYes, simple signs of new life are encouraging...
DeleteCan you believe we just had another storm last night. 3 more inches. Just when more robins are returning. The red winged blackbirds came early this morning during the worst of the storm. It made my heart hopeful and glad.
ReplyDeleteOh, goodness! I haven't seen any robins yet, but someone mentioned they'd seen red-winged blackbirds in the area. We have swings in temperature and weather in the forecast for the next ten days. March will be March. :)
DeleteStill under snow, lots of snow. I do love looking at your photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure we'll have more snow yet, but it will be in the 60s here on Saturday. And then cold wintry weather next weekend. March is crazy!
DeleteHow exciting. I still can't see any sign of snowdrops in the sunny spot next to the house.
ReplyDeleteI'd thought about raking away all the leaves that cover some of my beds, but I'm going to keep them in place until after next weekend, when the weather will be cold. :(
DeleteSweet signs of awakenings and joy. We can all use a good dose of them.
ReplyDeleteYes, for sure! We're in a brief cold snap again, but I'm really looking forward to all the treasures that will appear from mid-March on. It's a special time of year!
DeleteSuch an exciting time of year. One can walk the garden daily and see new life.
ReplyDeleteI so agree. We just got another dusting of snow, but it's melting fast with the sun and the longer daylight. Yay.
DeleteLoving it. I am on spring watch as the snow melted and we are definitely in the beginnings of early cold spring.
ReplyDeleteIt comes in fits and starts this time of year, doesn't it?
DeleteMy snowdrops look about the same as yours. Have not seen Hellebores yet. Figure I will check for things once the warmer days begin on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteA few more little friends are poking out now, but it will be slow with the cold days ahead. Brrr...
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