Another little touch of spring elsewhere in the garden:
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6 comments:
Lovely pictures, Vireya. Finally we've had a day of cooler temps and lower humidity; with Autumn coming i hope this is a trend. I want to get som Mums for Fall color for my deck (where the deer cannot get to them!)
hugs, Julierose
Love the rain on your snowdrops! That is the earliest sign of spring for us.
I love seeing the spring blooms emerge.
Spring is on it's way.
Gorgeous!
Perfect photos, how did you do it with all the wind we have been having.
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