Hello dear Readers,
It really feels as if spring is starting, everything is bursting out all over and it is so refreshing to see things coming to life, there are also new baby lambs dotted about in the fields, sadly I was driving and couldn't stop to take a photo of them, I am sure this time last year it was really cold, I would say even frosty so I hope this isn't going to be a faux ami.
Around the garden there are so many signs of new life, but due to being tied up with other things over the last few weeks and the fact that it is happening so early this year we haven't begun the great garden clean up to sweep the winter away, are we being a bit premature, I hope not.
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| The Daffodils are waiting to burst into a lovely display of much needed colour |
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| Camellia also with their delicate pinkness are fit to burst |
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| These beautiful crocus, my favourites, so tiny |
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| Hundreds of buds on the lilac tree, my favourite perfume of the garden |
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| I love this little border, it flowers despite being in the shade |
It is so nice to see and it really lifts our very low spirits at the moment, I always think the garden looks so sad during the winter months but I guess it is a bit like me and hibernates, I noticed that a field not so far away has the dreaded mole hills, I do hope they march on by and leave my little green spot alone which is looking as if it is ready to be cut but is it too early yet, it is certainly growing at a rapid rate
This post is linked to my friends blog https://moisfrenchadventure.com
Until next time dear friends
