Days like today, where the sun shines and the breezes are balmy, can easily deceive us into thinking that spring has arrived early. The garden is certainly acting as if spring has sprung.
Yet before I start planting with too much enthusiasm I have to remind myself that freezing, wet weather could be just around the corner.
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| the beginning of rhubarb |
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| rocket in flower |
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| just emerging peas |
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| chillis left on the plant since last summer |
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| broadbeans |





2 comments:
Your garden is ahead of mine! Actually I don't blame it as we had almost a foot of snow last week. This time of year is so exciting. The neighbours will soon see me head down, bottom up, peering at tiny shoots popping up as I do my daily inspections. XXX
Hi Poppy, I'm exactly the same at this time of the year, conducting daily inspections looking for tiny changes.
Kate
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