the signs of the spring wake up are everywhere
The daffodils came up first, unfortunately I forgot to take photos
But other bulbs are now also coming up





Irises, gladioli’s and I think the white flowers are a type of daffodil. I’m not sure. If you know please let me know

My magnolia, I thought it had definitely died. But green shoots have started to grow

My lemon and my orange trees are blossoming. The orange smells beautiful

The apricot tree is also full of blossoms over they set we will net

The pots in front of the garden fence are all growing well. The bearded iris have multiplied in the pots


The mulberry tree is full of fruit. We never get many as the birds are just too quick. This year I’ve netted it

The other two are only just budding. Not sure why they grow different. The other two are white mulberry that might have something to do with it.
We got lots of rain again over night

This was a much bigger puddle, but our sandy soil means it quickly drains. This was hours after the storms were over. Usually it’s all gone by then, just shows how much rain we got
The days are definitely lovely although the nights are still chilly
We haven’t had the fire going. Just turn on the ducted system in the evenings and early morning
Hopefully soon we won’t need heating at all.
I love seeing those first signs of spring, green leaves, a bud or flower on a vine and of course those daffodils. Seeing the roses that I pruned fiercely actually coming to life again lol
ReplyDeleteI can imagine the scent of the citrus blossoms. Lovely
Your spring is well ahead of ours - just saw daffs in Nelson last Wednesday. The little daff things are Sol d'ors. (soleil d'or, narcissus) - a pale form of the bright golden sun yellow/orange ones.
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