Showing posts with label winter aconite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter aconite. Show all posts

3/5/11

One Day Closer

...(But not close enough) to Spring, but there ARE signs...


The peppers on my Pumpkin pepper plant are STILL bright! No, didn't want to eat them (guess i should've tried them, at least) Maybe this year, because I intend to plant more of them! The only color in the landscape all winter! I highly recommend them.

Managed a couple of walks in the nearby park, and found a few nice shots...

The deer are thick in that park,as they are in all of the parks around here!


 My "neighbors" are out and keeping me company, as they have all winter!

If you look very closely, you can see the Winter Aconites are nearly in bloom

 And the "Blue Eyed Blonde" looks healthy and ready to go! 

See ~ wasn't kidding~ she IS a Blue Eyed Blonde!
Ooo! One more ~ the Butterbur is beginning to show itself, too!

3/15/10

Nature ~ Again Resurrected



It has been less than a week since the snow faded away - it had effectively kept any flower growth dormant. But now- the Winter Aconite is suddenly in full bloom!


One small group of Crocus have appeared...

 The fish can finally see the sky...
And the Pitcher Plant that resides in a pot in the pond looks incredible, considering it has been frozen in solid ice for the past 2 months!
i haven't seen my young Palm  since the cones went over him in November - time to peek....


 Oh, and he looks very healthy!
  
One last small miracle - my Foxtail Lily is emerging! It was very iffy as to whether it was hardy enough for my area - apparently THIS year it was!