Awakening
Pictures from a stoll through the yard yesterday evening:
A daffodil, maybe? I don't know, but I didn't plant anything new this year.
New growth on the Playboy rose. 
Paperwhite buds. (These were open this morning when I left for work.)
More Paperwhites- in the back yard. (Or are they something else? I didn't plant them; they came with the house. I've only moved them.) 
Limes: I don't think they're any good, since they went through the freeze.
Blossoms on the Nectarine tree in the front yard.
A close-up of a nectarine blossom. The tree has been in bloom for about a week now.
The Forsythia... It's not thriving, but it's certainly alive.
A daffodil, maybe? I don't know, but I didn't plant anything new this year.
Black Bamboo.
posted by r r s at 2/21/2007 10:19:00 AM
5 Comments:
My garden is waking too. I also have daffodils in bud, the Mexican plum is close to flowering, and I have hyacinths in bloom. With more days like today---what is it, 80 degrees out there?---everything will be awake soon.
Hmmm, yours is the second Blogger blog that I've noticed will not provide a link to my site through my comments, even though I provide my web address under the "other" identity. I decided to comment again to try a trick someone told me about, to see if the link will go through this time.
Pam
www.penick.net/digging
OK, that worked. Thanks for letting me experiment, R.
Whatever that white small cluster daffodil is, it's beautiful! The flowers look pretty big for paperwhites - maybe it's an heirloom type?
Annie
I'm so envious of your black bamboo.
How's your Mexican plum doing--I remember you saying you had an especially nice-smelling one. Mine just exploded in bloom, yesterday, as did my neighbor's redbud (finally) and the cedar elms.
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