Blue sky and 43 degrees mark the day at mid-morning. As we head toward a warm day near sixty degrees, much of the garden is just emerging from the frosty shadows and many plants are rimmed with ice. Today at last the Spiraea shrub is beginning to bloom, three and a half weeks later than last year’s very early flowering.
This entry was posted in garden and tagged almanac, garden photography, nature photography, photographing nature, photography, Spiraea on March 29, 2013 by pbmgarden.
Absolutely gorgeous! What a heavenly blue sky! Thanks for sharing – gives me hope!
Hang in there Cathy! Spring can’t hide forever.
Beautiful…we are getting warmer weather so the bulbs are springing up.
So glad you’re seeing some warmer days Donna. Gives you and the little bulbs a break.
What an amazingly blue sky, so lovely with your white flowers. Lucky you having such warm temperatures, we were plus 3C today, it seems to have gone on for so long, we need some of your sun!!
The sky was such a rich blue this morning I had to share it. I do hope your weather warms up for you soon Pauline.
This time of year is so amazing!
Thank you Jayme. So true, it is amazing this time of year. Rain tomorrow.
Rainy for Easter Sunday. Tomorrow should be above 70, then drops back to cold week. I’m still trying to get weeding done and mulch distributed. Take care Christina!
I’m glad. It seems everyone is ready for some bright, sunny and warm days.
Your photos are absolutely amazing. They draw you right in to a warm, sunny day, that must be quite special.