Let me just tell you it has been the most beautiful day today. The sun was out all day and we are going to do our first grilling of the year. WHoooo hooooo..... You can see that we have tulips poking up around the welcome sign. I have several of these types of stones around the garden. They were all given to me by friends and family.
My first helebore blossom is trying its best to open today I doubt if it makes it but maybe tomorrow if the sun is out again we will have our first bloom.
The Naked Ladies are sending up their greenery. I didn't remember that they came up at the same time as the daffodils but they are this year. It is odd how they greenery shows up and then disappears. I always think I will seperate them and plant some elsewhere in the garden but I never get around to doing it. I forget all about them when they die down.
The Maple tree is blooming up a storm. It will soon be throwing its pollen all over the place and I will be sneezing.
The yellow crocus are popped up everywhere now and are blooming their sweet little faces off. We even have greenery of the purple ones up today. It won't be long and we will have some purple blooms.
Although I have been ballyhooing about the bright sunshine and warming in our garden when we took Luna to the park we found that winter has not loosed his grip. Not much was popping up other than a few more humans at the park. This must be a sign of spring too as we are usually the only people here during winter.
The only good thing about Luna's heart conditon that I have found so far is that it appears that we will have a little slower pace going through the woods now. It seems that smells have overtaken her drive. I don't mind this because we will have more time to look around.
Great pictures! It's great to see how it all comes back, the green, the colours, life all over!
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoyed your burguers!
Makes me all warm inside to see all the beautiful spring like photos Lisa! What time should we all be there for dinner? Mmmmm.... I can smell those burgers from here in GA!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Lisa. First bbq is always exciting! Your helebore blossom looks like a ribbon rose - just beautiful! Luna looks like she is enjoying her walk in the woods :-}
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy post! Flowers, beautiful day, walk with Luna, slowly, and burgers. Now we're talkin'!
ReplyDeleteFrances at Faire Garden
This is so encouraging! If Crocus & Hellebores are blooming in Indiana, it won't be long before mine are too. I'm glad Luna can go for walks (you too). DH doesn't believe in limiting grilling to the warm months, but it definitely slows down when there's so much snow you can't find the grill or when the choice is between Steak Tartare & frostbite.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness! There's hope for all the brown. It's encouraging to see green just a little south of here.
ReplyDeleteThese are marvelous pictures. I enjoyed the tour of your garden. We have only glimpsed our bulb flowers growing. You give me hope, though!
ReplyDeleteWhere's the line to the burgers? Next time i visit Indiana i want one of those!! I offer you a Puerto Rican dinner when you make the trip here.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to share in your excitement about the arrival of Spring! We knew it would come! The crocuses are my favorite photo - they are so perky there, peeking up through the dormant grass. Hope you enjoyed your burgers - I'll be they tasted amazing! Nice to see Luna enjoying her walk.
ReplyDeleteDear Lisa,
ReplyDeleteYou have blooms! Seeing the crocus is exciting.
No blooms here but I am looking forward to a couple of warm days!
Luna looks as if she is having fun.
Sherry
Lovely pictures! The only thing green here right now is ME! lol.
ReplyDeleteI must have somehow missed the news of Luna's heart condition... but she looks like she's doing just fine here. (Nature is a tonic, isn't it?!)
Wonderful photos and looks like such a great day to be out grilling!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you all liked my springy post. It sure felt like spring was winning the battle today. It is supposed to get even warmer the next couple of days. I can't wait.
ReplyDeleteThe burgers were great too. :)
I will look forward to serving you burgers Gabriel. I will look forward to having dinner Puerto Rican style sometime too.
Luna is doing just great with her meds. Nature sure is the best tonic for her ole momma.
Lisa, how wonderful to see spring at your place. That means in about 2 weeks we should be having it! Of course we are seeing Robins and we know it can't be far behind them! So glad Luna is doing better. There are miracle drugs out there.
ReplyDeleteSpring! I love it. I had to be at work all day but saw some signs of spring in my garden this evening. Hopefully, things will speed up in the garden now. No more snow! No more ice! I need to check my hellebores tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteCarol, May Dreams Gardens
Beckie, you sure are up late. I know I am too. I am having trouble dealing with the time change. I wish they would just leave it alone.
ReplyDeleteCarol what are you doing up so late too. You have to go to work tomorrow. Me too...I better get to sleep.
when my oldest daughter was around 10 she got miffed at me, and went out front and beheaded all the naked ladies. She stomped around and yelled off with their heads in her best Red Queen manner. Then she felt bad and gathered them up and tried to hide the evidence.
ReplyDeleteregards,
Theresa
Monday was nice here too, and today looks as if it's going to be even better. Our Naked Ladies and maples appear to be in about the same stage of development.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures lisa! Glad to see/read that Luna is doing well.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics, it's great to see the spring blooms in your garden! Your hellebore is just about ready for blooming! How was the italian burger?
ReplyDeleteLisa,
ReplyDeleteSneezing or not, you are up for this season! It's amazing what a little warm weather can do so quickly!
I'm glad Luna is out and about. It's good for her to keep her nose down for slowing down. There's so much to smell now!
Mary
Those are lovely stirrings of spring, Lisa. We get a little closer every day!
ReplyDeleteLovely post Lisa. Oh how I wish I could grow crocus...the rabbits eat them, they never survive. Enjoy them for me.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see Luna and that she is looking well, long may it continue.
Heres hoping the sun stays with you and your hellebore comes into bloom.
Lovely pictures of spring. My naked ladies are already all up. Check out my 3/11 post, to the left in the second picture you can see the spikey green leaves.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! And hope that Spring really IS coming. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteHope the grilling was good.
Dear Lisa,
ReplyDeleteI tagged you for a book meme if you have the time.
With Spring springing out all over at your house you maybe out in the gardens!
Sherry
Great photos - very encouraging that Spring may be just around the corner! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou seem to be having a fine time! I like your welcome stone!
ReplyDelete/Katarina at Roses and stuff
Your blog is like a breath of spring air! Thanks for all the photo's of bud and blossom~ snow is expected in my woods today ;-(
ReplyDeleteWonderful, you can already have your first grillparty and we are glad to be inside as it is very stormy here! If there is something left from your grill, tell me please ;-) !!!
ReplyDeleteHello Lisa,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your very nice comment on my blog :)
I love your welcome stone - it is marvellous - is is carved? what skilled person has made such precise carving - or they do it with machine? I don't know. Do you?
Lovely signs of spring! Luna is a lucky dog to go for such enjoyable walks with you and your DH. I'm glad you can find the positive side of her slowing down :)
ReplyDeleteShe's such a sweet girl.
Lisa, I was happy to read that Luna's meds are working and that she is doing well. A walk in the woods does wonders for our spirits doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt is great to see that spring has arrived there.