In spite of freezing temperatures, my parents' garden offers many interesting sights:

snowdrops waiting to open in the next sunny spell,

lifeless branches that will turn into a summer explosion of foliage,

frozen air bubbles in a water filled garden bucket

and my favourite, delicate lace on dried hortensia blossoms.
Spring has sprung here in Texas. I knew even before the leaf buds popped up because all I've been doing is sneezing!
ReplyDeleteYou poor thing, I hope it doesn't get much worse than that...
ReplyDeleteI would hate to be allergic to my favourite season!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE snowdrops! Thank you for the photo Damjana!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures, I so hope winter is gone and that spring will show up!!!! fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I hope the spring will come soon.
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots!!! I particularly like the one with bubbles! And the snowdrops, too.
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Tiziana
These photos are such a nice introduction to what spring will bring us. The bubbles in the bucket are fantastic. Hope it warms up soon so you can place a nice bouquet of flowers into that bucket!
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