
We also have hyacinths and tulips making their way up through the ground. We could certainly see more freezing weather and/or snow in the months ahead. But we can already perceive the lengthening of days, and the buds and sprouts fill us with anticipation.
I pruned the rose bushes this week. There is still a lot to do in the garden, but there is no reason to hurry yet.
Isn't this a bit early in the season? It might still freeze, I guess.
ReplyDeleteOur daffodils look like yours.
ReplyDeleteWe planted some tulip bulbs on Saturday. That's late, but they should be OK. I love tulips in the Spring.
I need to prune the rose bushes also. I usually do that in February, but our winter has been very mild so I think I'll do it early this year.
Claude, yes, it still might freeze. But I looked at photos from the past couple years and the daffs were up in January. So, I'm thinking it's normal.
ReplyDeleteEvelyn, I think the bulbs will be ok. I've even planted them in spring, and they come up, but they're better the following year. We're having a mild winter, too.