It has been about two weeks since the last of the snow melted, and I finished raking the leaves off the beds last week.
Life is slowly coming back to the gardens in New Hampshire resulting in happy gardeners with dirt under their nails, grit in their socks and stains on their knees.
It’s gardening season finally – life is good.  🙂
Pink Poppies
Day Lilies
Dwarf Purple Korean Lilac
Pink Bleeding Heart
Autumn Joy Sedum
Primrose
Daffodils
Catmint
Hosta – one of several hundred
European Ginger
Red Raspberries
Black Raspberries
High Bush Blueberries
NH Flower – Purple Lilac
Pulmonaria/Lungwort
Purple Dwarf Iris – we have several varieties
Heuchera/Coral Bells
Oh, Goodie! Wanna come help rake mine? 😉
We actually had to MOW yesterday…or risk losing a grandchild in the far reaches of the yard!
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🙂 After 39 large bags of leaves, I hope I don’t have to rake another leaf until October. Mowing already – wow. I guess we’ll have to get the snow blade off the John Deere.
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Isn’t it wonderful to say life is good? Not everyday can we say that. Garden is looking great so young and fresh.
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You are so right. It was 28 degrees this morning when I was making coffee. 😦
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Yeah! Here’s to spring: sore backs and happy hearts 🙂
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I just love your pictures and I am looking forward to watching all of your garden and flowers grow this year. I loved seeing the oak leaves on the ground, too. Oaks are something you never see in our area. They may have them in the mountains where the climate is different. Thanks for sharing ALL of them!
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I love seeing pictures of fresh green things poking their little heads out of the soil – you captured them perfectly!
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The arrival of our spring (never mind what the calendar says) is definitely a mood enhancer!
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Wow spring is coming along for you too… so happy to see that 🙂
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Love your spring photos, thank you for sharing.
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Glad you liked them. It is always a renewal of life in general to watch perennials come to life after a very long winter in this case. 🙂
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Your garden looks about the same level as ours…soon everything will start to grow again.
Jen
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