Garden Rhythm

Spring came bearing gifts this weekend.  Sunshine and warmer temperatures being one of them, which was a wonderful surprise as we'd been expecting more rain.  Naturally, we dropped everything and bounced out the door.  The moment had finally arrived to spruce up the the garden and plant a few things. 

Birds like to plant things too.  So lovely to find little surprises like this.

To see the fresh glow of  little morning faces.

Buds on the crabapple trees ready to burst. 

The next sunny day may bring an explosion of fireworks. 

Comments

[Miss Paula]

Beautiful!! Oh and the bird, what an artist God is!!

[Periwinkle Vintage]

That is the most beautiful bird! I've never seen anything like it. Lovely pics, all of them. Thanks!
Cheryl

[Erin]

I love your garden! I wish I had more space in my backyard to grow some more beautiful plants. The Southwest is a beast unto itself...I can't grow the flowers I really want...like Peony's, Hydrangeas, and Gardenias...but the southwest does offer a lot in the way of beauty...just a different type!

[Dawn]

Everything is just beautiful!!! I'm so glad that you're finally having spring! xxoo, Dawn

[Elizabeth]

that looks sort of like an eastern bluebird, what is it? (who would have thought memorizing state birds might be helpful some day)

[lizzieJane]

What lovely pictures, I love spring in the Pacific Northwest even though this year mother nature has been messing about a bit.
I think that's why we put up with our rainy weather because Spring and Summer is so glorious here.

[Rosie's Whimsy]

So pretty! I really need a crabapple tree!

[Suzanne]

Breathtaking! Feel like I am sitting in your garden:-)

[DeeJay]

Gorgeous!

[tammyCA]

I want a chubby little bluebird to come perch in my yard -he'd be right at home with my bluebird stuff! What kind of bird is that? so sweet.