Notice the reddish tint in the lateral stems. It's more pronounced now than it has been all winter.
This is either a wild rose or blackberry out on the edge of a wood in between vineyard parcels. I think that its thorns are amazing looking. Today will be our last "warm" day before a weather system moves in, bringing temperatures back down for the weekend. I hope we don't get a freeze, but that is certainly a possibility this time of year.
Yep, we're seeing evidence of buds starting to form here too. It will be officially spring next week.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a welcome sight. It's cold here and yet we have camelias opening! I love to see the garden coming back to life.
ReplyDeleteComing out of the senior center yesterday after Bridge, I noticed the fat buds on the magnolia trees. We are having 63+ degree days here that are about 10 degrees above normal for this early in spring. I can take it, though!
ReplyDeleteMary in Oregon
stuart, can't wait. I hope the forecast holds.
ReplyDeletecraig, me too. I like being able to be outdoors. Then in summer, having windows and doors open.
mary, I certainly could take that! :)