Thursday, March 17, 2011

spring has sprung

we've been blessed with some nice warm sunny days for gardening. venturing about i found a patch of pretty wildflowers growing alongside our home...


and discovered the hyacinth bulbs planted last fall have sprouted!


the garlic bulbs have also sprouted, all but one.


the beds were turned and black gold (worm poop) was added. this is our third year composting and it's amazing to see how many worms and other creepy crawlies are feasting in our bins.



these carrots were left last fall because then they were too small to be picked. i wonder how they taste.


there were also some september kale babies...



and pansies!


biggles came out to enjoy the fresh air and munch on some grass. (don't worry, the vet said it's good for her. soon she'll have her own wheat grass to chomp.=)



i hope you're enjoying some spring weather where you are!

Spring is nature's way of saying, "Let's party!" ~ Robin Williams

=)

15 comments:

  1. You will love those carrots. The winter makes them all the sweeter.

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  2. So pretty pictures! In Estonia it's still cold, there's snow and ice. But I can see the slowly melting. Spring isn't far!

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  3. I've definitely been enjoying this spring weather!

    Biggles looks so delighted to be getting some fresh air and chomping grass! :)

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  4. Great shots, Kelli! I wish I could grow stuff here in north Texas, but the soil is a heavy clay. The residential lots are so small I can't even construct raised beds. Sigh...

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  5. Gorgeous images of nature!

    xoxo

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  6. Beautiful, can't wait to get in my garden again!

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  7. Woo hoo! Spring's here! Love the quote too. I bet those carrots are tasty - guess you'll soon find out though.

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  8. Great garden shots! We were going to plant garlic too, but I think I cooked my master bulb. :-( Anyhow, my kale looks suspiciously like yours. The carrots should be interesting - tough maybe, but edible.

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  9. Yay Spring! I love this post! The sun is peaking out over Portland right now and making me very happy. Sweet Biggles, what a lucky cat to have such great humans.

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  10. Wow! Awesome! That's so cool that so much stuff came bouncing back out of the pots! Today I walked around the neighborhood and saw the flower stems sprouting. Very little makes me that happy! :)

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  11. Kelli, I just LOVE the way I feel when I read your blog. It's like I am right there enjoying all of this with you. Biggles is the definition of precious. We don't experience seasons in Bali and I certainly do miss that. I am embracing the luscious rice fields though. Thank you so much for sharing this.

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  12. That's amazing, kelli!! It looks like a lot of work, but something that is surely in your heart! Sweet kitty-cat. :)
    I'm off to juice my wheatgrass now!
    xoxo

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