There are the usual old-faithfuls which come up every year to cheer us up during the dismal foggy days. We don't give them any attention at all and they always look resplendent despite that.
During the drought we let any plants die which required a lot of water and we ended up with some very hardy succulents which also cope well with the frost.
These succulents look spectacular.
Hubby has a penchant for bromeliads and we have many colourful varieties.
The bird was one of my favourite swap items at our monthly Simple Living group morning tea/swap.
Guess what I will be taking to our next swap!!!
Then there are the plants which are pushing through the ground in their hundreds like the California Poppies....
and Flanders Poppies.....
and carrying with it the promise of Spring there are the first buds on the mulberry tree! I can see some mulberry pies being baked in the not too distant future.
Are you looking forward to Spring like I am? It is my favourite season of the year.
Lovely to see those snowdrops (at least that's what we call them). Our peach/nectarine tree is carrying beautiful big buds which will no doubt burst open whilst we are away.
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That's what I call them too, Barb. They are so pretty, aren't they?
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