Spring Has Sprung!
(Although it feels as if we've moved straight into summer. 84F today--no fooling. Last Saturday we were cutting firewood. Weird weather.)
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Beautiful photo farmgirl! Kind of chilly here in Indiana today.
ReplyDeleteLucky you with the warm weather. It's been raining here but finally the sun is coming out. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteWinter was wierd to begin with -- very mild. It's been warm, humid and windy here. We finally got much needed rain, thankfully.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day Farmgirl.
Gorgeous photo.
ReplyDeleteWe've had the same thing, as far as moving straight from winter into summer. I unfortunately woke up too late today, and now it's practically too hot to work in. Unfortunately, the work still has to be done. :-(
You are warmer than we are in Key West today ! I love spring in the north and your photo is marvelous.
ReplyDeleteHi FarmGirl!
ReplyDeleteThis shrub looks to me like:
Flowering Quince
Chaenomeles japonica
The very early white, pink or red flowers resemble apple blossoms. The flowers are followed by aromatic, greenish-yellow fruit that makes a tasty jelly. This shrub is great for training against a wall.
Hope that helps, Happy Spring!
Lou
yes, quince. we had the same question. lots of jelly recipes. wood is used for knife handles.
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