Spring is here! I will be busy in the yard for the next few days but thought I would share a preview of things to come!
Forsythias are blooming! I purchased these from a clearance rack at a big box store so they are lopsided and lived a rough life last year with the erratic care they received at the big box store. This year I will clean them up and work on getting them back to a more natural shape and form!
Last year I planted a Scarlet Storm Quince on each side of the front steps. Quince are great early Spring bloomers but they always look thin and scraggly! I guess the early blooms make up for a not so attractive shape?
I have been finding some good books at the thrift stores. A cookbook for dogs? I hope Gus likes my experimenting with his tummy?
Tomorrow will be a full day in the vegetable garden preparing the beds for Spring and general clean up in the yard. The temperature has been to almost 80f the past few days and I can see now what has survived and what needs a very hard trim.
More to come…
Arthur in the Garden. 
I love Forsythia, always a pity that it doesn’t stay around for very long.
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Yes. The secret is to plant a varity of srubs to bloom through out the year but the mass plantings are so nice!
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It’s nice to see the blooming shrubs. We saw 62 degrees here today so it won’t be long now.
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We’re getting daffodils and a few other things, but we’re really a good two weeks away, I think. Can’t wait!
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Hello! 😉
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The garden is looking good and I LOVE the books you found!-Karen
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Thanks !
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