Hey, that looks like my back yard right now. Spring is really slacking off up here in the Northeast.
A heavy snow. Perhaps that will be good to soak the earth for Spring flowers. 🙂
Some of those images are lovely, but I’m sure you’re so over the white stuff…
You have a little less snow than we have in north-central Alberta! No sign of tulips, crocus, daffodils or anything of the sort. Like Lois said, it’ll be a good soaking for those grasses, perennials and shrubs in your garden. Welcome Spr–inter!
Yikes–first 3 blogs I read today have snow! Amazing that Seattle has had sunny days line up with weekends for 2 weeks now. On the bright side–you can put off those spring chores a little longer!!
Ach! Stay north of here snow flakes! Hopefully its the last of it?
Ahhhhh! Looks like my place! Will it ever end?
Oh my goodness is that now?! I hope it doesn’t come here.
This is crazy…I think that they are predicting more……..NO!!!!
Is this really spring? We have had some chilly weather, with lots of rain, hail and strong winds. I can’t wait to get out into the garden again….
Hail and thunder today, snow for us tomorrow. Mother Nature, I give up!
I’m so sorry. I don’t believe my Southern heart could stand it.
I am so over SNOW!!!!!
Oh my! Sending you thoughts of a real spring soon!
I sure hope the snow disappears for you soon. Its like spring here.
Hi John – I’m really pleased to see your comment on my garden post tonight – thanks for stopping by. Always a pleasure to meet another gardener………I see you share so much of interest here and I will be reading back as I know I’ll learn a lot from you!
Our high temps have come to an abrupt end tonight as a storm is coming through and rain is lashing against the windows. Glad I caught the wisteria and dogwood flowers in my lens earlier – they may look sad in the light of day tomorrow!
Happy Spring…..hopefully it will come your way very soon and the snow will just be a memory.
Mary – A Breath of Fresh Air
Hey, same here….but it can’t last forever, can it? Dang global warming.
That’s no ‘sprinter’ , it looks to me still like w w winter! I shall now stop moaning about feeling cold back here in Blighty!
I think this is wrong on so many gardening levels!
Oh, no! Not again! But your photos are extraordinarily beautiful!
Beautiful photos! Spring sure has been put on hold in a lot of places…it’s 51 and raining here today and that’s cold for us!
Yikes, that looks cold!
wow amazing photos, it looks really cool. I would like to have some plants like these ones in my home, wonderful blog, thank you
it is the best season ever. because we are abandoning winter with all that cold. I can’t stand cold. it is better spring.
in my trip to Canada, i saw a very strong plant, i don’t remember the name, but it was very similar to the last one photo, I loved it…
Hey, that looks like my back yard right now. Spring is really slacking off up here in the Northeast.
A heavy snow. Perhaps that will be good to soak the earth for Spring flowers. 🙂
Some of those images are lovely, but I’m sure you’re so over the white stuff…
You have a little less snow than we have in north-central Alberta! No sign of tulips, crocus, daffodils or anything of the sort. Like Lois said, it’ll be a good soaking for those grasses, perennials and shrubs in your garden. Welcome Spr–inter!
Yikes–first 3 blogs I read today have snow! Amazing that Seattle has had sunny days line up with weekends for 2 weeks now. On the bright side–you can put off those spring chores a little longer!!
Ach! Stay north of here snow flakes! Hopefully its the last of it?
Ahhhhh! Looks like my place! Will it ever end?
Oh my goodness is that now?! I hope it doesn’t come here.
This is crazy…I think that they are predicting more……..NO!!!!
Is this really spring? We have had some chilly weather, with lots of rain, hail and strong winds. I can’t wait to get out into the garden again….
Hail and thunder today, snow for us tomorrow. Mother Nature, I give up!
I’m so sorry. I don’t believe my Southern heart could stand it.
I am so over SNOW!!!!!
Oh my! Sending you thoughts of a real spring soon!
I sure hope the snow disappears for you soon. Its like spring here.
Hi John – I’m really pleased to see your comment on my garden post tonight – thanks for stopping by. Always a pleasure to meet another gardener………I see you share so much of interest here and I will be reading back as I know I’ll learn a lot from you!
Our high temps have come to an abrupt end tonight as a storm is coming through and rain is lashing against the windows. Glad I caught the wisteria and dogwood flowers in my lens earlier – they may look sad in the light of day tomorrow!
Happy Spring…..hopefully it will come your way very soon and the snow will just be a memory.
Mary – A Breath of Fresh Air
Hey, same here….but it can’t last forever, can it? Dang global warming.
That’s no ‘sprinter’ , it looks to me still like w w winter! I shall now stop moaning about feeling cold back here in Blighty!
I think this is wrong on so many gardening levels!
Oh, no! Not again! But your photos are extraordinarily beautiful!
Beautiful photos! Spring sure has been put on hold in a lot of places…it’s 51 and raining here today and that’s cold for us!
Yikes, that looks cold!
wow amazing photos, it looks really cool. I would like to have some plants like these ones in my home, wonderful blog, thank you
it is the best season ever. because we are abandoning winter with all that cold. I can’t stand cold. it is better spring.
in my trip to Canada, i saw a very strong plant, i don’t remember the name, but it was very similar to the last one photo, I loved it…