Every day presents fresh indications that spring is right around the corner, filling the heart with thankfulness and joy for every new blessing that appears. Unfortunately, winter isn’t quite ready to relinquish its reign just yet. We hope the little plants can hold on as winter makes another appearance and the cold temperatures return next week.
“And just like that … winter opened cold bleary eyes to the newborn colors of spring.” ~Angie Weiland-Crosby
“Every gardener knows that under the cloak of winter lies a miracle.” ~Barbara Winkler
“The flowers of late winter and early spring occupy places in our hearts well out of proportion to their size.” ~Gertrude S. Wister
White Blossoms falling, falling from on high
Before the bitter Winter has gone past,
Can it perchance be that beyond the Sky
The Spring — the longed for Spring has come at last.
~Shotaro Kimura and Charlotte M. A. Peake
walking on a country road 
Lovely to see your awakening spring, Rebecca. The snow here is slowly disappearing!
Thanks, Eliza. After the grays of winter, it’s fun to watch the new colors slowly unfold.
So happy. to see spring blossoms. 😁
Yes, they are really uplifting to your spirit. 🙂
Yes, they are very uplifting to the spirit. 🙂
What nice touches of color your area is having Rebecca, the Daffodils especially, but it’s always so nice to see wildflowers and Dogwood blossoms after seeing bare landscape for so long. We have had unusually warm weather the last four or five days, having broken old records twice, but we are going to be having a wintry mix in the next day or two, so hopefully those tiny tree and bush buds and crocuses don’t pop out too quickly.
The weather really seems to go back and forth, but the little plants have a way of working around it all. I enjoy seeing the often-overlooked small grass flowers. They really add color to the landscape.
Yes and the grass flowers seem so hardy too.
The only white we see here in Minnesota is another dusting of snow. I must say, we’ve had a long stretch of warmer weather though. I can handle snow if it’s warm outside. I know it will melt in the hot March sun.
We’ve also had some warmer weather this year. I’m just hoping that the temperatures plummeting won’t do a lot of damage. Time to get out and pick the daffodils before they are all gone.
Oooooh I’m jealous.
Ssssooooo beautiful! 🙌🙌🙌
Thank you!
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So pretty!!
Thanks!