Betsy got the camera out and took some early spring photos on Saturday. Because of an unseasonably cold winter, we are a good 3-4 weeks behind the usual schedule down here in North Carolina. The plants are pretty confused. They did respond to a couple of dry, windy, sunny, upper 40 degrees days.
Here’s what’s up in the garden.
The Veronica reopens:
Hellebore. (Great name for a plant...)
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Crocus of various flavors:
Snowdrops:
Sedum
Rosemary. It turns into a good-sized woody shrub around here. This one has been blooming all winter.
Coming soon: lots o' daffodils! But it's snowing outside right now...
Spiny gum balls. Ever-present. A new batch rains down every February.
Betsy: Extreme knitter. Retired metallurgical engineer. Master of gardening and landscape design.
Bob: Another retired metallurgist. Occasional bassist in various jazz, acoustic, and blues bands. Rides bicycles of all sorts, takes pictures of things. Likes caveman carpentry.
Paul: Delivers comestibles so that we all can be properly fed. Hangs out in funky Madison, WI. Likes old school hip-hop, playing tuba in brass bands, and wind instrument barter and repair.
Nathaniel: Occupational Therapist in Asheville, NC. New homeowner. Is married to the fabulous Lindsey.
Hoover and Dyson, the Pellet Brothers: The new rabbits. Flemish Giant brothers. Craigslist finds, so pedigree is questionable. Fun loving, somewhat crazy. They have that brotherly love/hate thing going, big time.
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