On the Comeback Trail
I’m developing a crick in my neck. It’s from constantly looking down. I peer into winter sowing containers.
I check the progress of my bulbs.

Oh, look. Another bunch of daffs are blooming.
I look for perennials coming back to life after a long winter’s sleep.


Good. Both heucheras are coming up.

How exciting! The Candelabra primrose I bought at Well Sweep Herb Farm last year is coming up again. I hope it blooms this year.
And I continue to marvel at the display that my hellebores are putting on after years of no flowers.

3 Comments:
Nice to see it's spring SOMEWHERE...your helebores are lovely!
Lucky you to have daffs and hellebores! My daffs are a way off yet. Still waiting for crocuses.
My hellebore looks sad. I hope it's still alive.
Thanks, Lisa!
Kerry, I'm sure that your hellebores are still alive. They like the cold weather.
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