In an effort to remind myself that spring will indeed arrive, someday, somehow, here are a few more shots from the greenhouse to boost morale.
I just love the rusty old window frames, but I fear they need some major TLC or the whole place might just collapse around our heads.
Ah, those darling buds of May, or in this case, February.
Later, gator.
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My friend and I went to a garden shop yesterday. It was so wonderful.
Oh, a garden shop. Even better than hothouse orchids!
I suppose I shouldn't tell you that in Los Angeles, I've seen some California Poppies blooming... or that my camellias are in bud... or that I have some geraniums blooming.
It's almost spring, after all!
Lauri
Can I admit something here without getting walloped? I crave some more snow and ice photos...
BTW we had a doco on TV here the other day about the Montreal ice storms - holy moly Pam!!! That was OUTRAGEOUS. I'm going back to read that post you did on it. If I can find it!
:-)
BB
PS my WV is formente - is that the French precursor to torment?
Lauri, lalalalala (fingers in ears) can't hear you lalalala.
BB, the Ice Storm was crazy! Look for A Winter Wonderland post December 13 2008 for our experience.
And if you want snow photos to show your Dash, put "Easter" in the search blog box.
Pam! Pam! I saw a robin today! He was perched on a roof top overlooking the snow, wondering, no doubt, why he returned in February. But a robin, even a grumpy robin, is a sign of spring.
Debby, you made my day!! Next to the geese flying overhead honking their hellos, the robin's spring song makes my heart soar. I've heard the cardinals singing their come hither songs too, so I know the warm weather is not too far off.
Thanks for this! They are just what I needed this morning!
Kelly
Thanks, Kelly! Stop by anytime.
Oh Sweete Novel Woman, where you at, baby?
nice pict..if only life can beauty like that pict.. ^^
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