And it's supposed to snow on Saturday.
I have spring fever and I'm consumed with thoughts of
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| Daffodils, photo courtesy of thoughtco.com |
daffodils
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| Tulips, photo courtesy of lushome.com |
and tulips
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| Forsythia, photo courtesy of wimastergardener.com |
and forsythia.
Join me over at Carole's for the Three on Thursday link-up.
Wow, your temperatures are going up and down like crazy! It's kind of stable here, usually in the eighties, sometimes dropping to 77 F (that actually feels cold ;-) ). Enjoy your springer while it lasts!
ReplyDeleteCrazy, right? But it's also fairly typical for our area.
Deleteooooooh, I can't wait for spring flowers!!! We are currently having a bit of a warmish spell here, but I'm always leery of it- if it lasts too long it tricks the trees and bushes, then the frost comes back around and kills all the flower buds.
ReplyDeleteHere in Virginia, we don't really have a spring (or a fall.) We have a month or two of winter and summer happening in the same week. We slept with our windows open last night. Tomorrow, we're having a big snow/ice storm.
DeleteWe hit 40 degrees today and I didn't wear a sweater at school--that's remarkable for Northern Maine! :) I had spring fever, too.
ReplyDeleteWe're having a crazy heat wave. Slept with the windows open and fans going last night. In February! We're having a snow/ice storm tomorrow though.
DeleteSpring flowers are a long way off here in Michigan, I'm afraid. So I'll just dream . . . and enjoy looking at your photos!
ReplyDeleteYeah, we won't be seeing daffodils until April. Hope you're staying warm up there in Michigan.
DeleteMy post, all about my spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are so far ahead of us flower wise. You must live in the deep south.
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