The little Tete A Tetes that I bought last year have sprung up again. They seem to have come up almost overnight despite the changeable weather we are having.
The Tete A Tetes planted in the ground are doing just as well but I think this is the first year I have photographed daffodils in the snow (well wet slush really!)
The picnic table had a dusting of snow this morning. We have never put our wooden garden furniture away in the winter, it has never seemed necessary, but it is a very good job that HG treated it last year!
The frogs have done their business and the little pond is full of spawn. We have placed some plastic netting over it for the time being to try to protect it from predators.
The Tete A Tetes planted in the ground are doing just as well but I think this is the first year I have photographed daffodils in the snow (well wet slush really!)
The picnic table had a dusting of snow this morning. We have never put our wooden garden furniture away in the winter, it has never seemed necessary, but it is a very good job that HG treated it last year!
The frogs have done their business and the little pond is full of spawn. We have placed some plastic netting over it for the time being to try to protect it from predators.




4 comments:
Your daffodils are more advanced that ours. Can't wait to get some more colour in our garden.
Dear Chris,
I so love seeing your daffodils. Mine are just starting to show. The snows finished melting this aftrnoon. It has been a cold wet winter for us too. Spring is winking!
Happy Spring,
Sherry
I just knew I could see spring if I popped in to visit!! Have a great weekend~
These lovely daffodils are easy to care. I have planted them many years ago and they reproduce well. Actually they are not yet blooming....but soon...I hope :-) !
Enjoy Spring!
Barbara
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