….or Finally, a Little Colour in the Landscape
Spring has sprung in Milton.
The quince has burst into bloom.
And the crab-apple blossoms are at their peak.
The new families have ventured out of their nests.
These little ones are not straying very far from their mother.
Not much cuter than a flock of ducklings.
Yay, spring!
© Judy Parsons 2015
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Beautiful pictures and hurray for Spring! Loving your blog, Judy. Is there anyway I can subscribe so I don’t miss a post?
Thanks for the compliment Kim. Regarding subscription to the blog, you have inspired me to seek out an application that will allow that. Hopefully by the end of the weekend there will be a button somewhere on the page which will allow you to subscribe. I’ve looked at before but was intimidated by the options available.
Judy
Paradise! My lilac hasn’t budded yet, tho my cherry and plum trees are in bloom. Now I need a swarm of bees to pollinate! Strawberries are way behind and we’ve had a touch of frost. Used my first cut of rhubarb today in a bread pudding. Yum!!
Our lilacs are starting to look heavy. Might have something to do with the steady cold rain we have had since last night. You beat me to it with the rhubarb. I only have a small patch and was hoping it would hold up until the strawberries come out so that I can make strawberry-rhubarb custard pie. Or strawberry rhubarb compote or freezer jam. Darn it, now I’m hungry for rhubarb. I might have to do a whole rhubarb posting soon.