I love this time of year, everything is new, fresh and pretty. Here are a few things sprouting in my yard just yesterday.New daylilies, beautiful two tone flowers. Yea! I was happy to see them growing back this year.
Planted peonies last spring, hummm....white?
or is the other one white?
The last survivor of the Arbor Day trees, a redbud.
The goats rue sits dormant, doesn't it look like sumac?
My out of control forsythia.
It's so pretty close-up.
Another really strong peony, pink.

My mock orange has buds on it. Yea, again!
The bottle tree lives on.
A really nice clump of sedum.
A grouping of double, ruffled, orange day lilies.
The first year for ladies mantle.

And a first year for my two toned hosta.

My roses.....so full of buds and doing nicely considering the rocks that fall on them from year to year. I need to fix that wall this year, note to self.
Madame's salvaged daylilies are even sprouting while spending the winter planted in pots. She rescued them from her father.

I think my visitor appreciated all my sprouting.
Actually, he's waiting for me to plant the veggies so he can eat my seeds! C&G Design
Or should the title be..Rain, rain, go away.....
School was still on despite the treacherous roadways full of slush. We have only used 3 days this year, so what was the deal?
It's maybe me....lots and lots of activities this time of year. I always think....I can't wait for the school year to end. Then by, oh say the middle of summer I'm looking forward to school resuming. It's kind of the same with the week verses the weekend, to much asking about doing homework I guess.My poor blue spruce had the weight of the world to worry about!
Fortunately by noonish the snow, slush and mush had melted.All was good again. C&G Design