There is a very cool wind blowing over the veggie garden, and even though the sun is now shining and the snow is all gone, it is too cold to spend any time in the garden.
The sun has kissed all the snow from the Hellebore.
This Hellebore has it's face turned towards the warming sun.
A spotted towhee perched on a branch of a snow covered bush.
How pretty is this old gnarled apple tree with it's covering of powdery snow.
Daffodils bowing their heads under their caps of snow.
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Those daffs will be smiling with the sun - so nice. Gorgeous pic of the snow on the apple tree. Hope you are doing well.
We had snow last week to, so glad we didnt have flowers yet and have them all covered up
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Hi KeeWee! You must be farther north than I am. In Albany where I live there was only a teensy bit of winter evidence on the car's windshield in the morning. In Corvallis there was a light dusting.
Now that we're done with that, it's time for spring, right?
Love the snowy apple tree. I thought it was a leafless Japanese maple at first.
The weather has been so unpredictable but your flowers are looking great.
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