Bring on the green!
Driving home today, I was amazed at how green our neighborhood is becoming. I don't know why I didn't notice it before -our lawn has been mowed once already this year, so surely things have been growing for a while. I just planted two new plants in our perennial/flower garden out front (just some sun-tolerant decorative grasses - not too exciting), and Matt has filled both raised beds in back with tomatoes & peppers, which he started from seed. I have a few herbs (cilantro, basil) and some more plants (mostly flowers) also started from seeds under the grow light in peat pots. I'm hopeful those will be strong enough to move outdoors by this weekend. I need to pick up a few more deer-resistant annuals (it's amazing the difference a little thyme and lavender made to the perennials last year).
Growing up, it was as likely as not to have a huge snowstorm on Easter -- I surely don't miss that now that I live in Texas! Sure, August can be nasty hot, but overall, it's not that bad -- and beautiful spring days like this make up for it!
Growing up, it was as likely as not to have a huge snowstorm on Easter -- I surely don't miss that now that I live in Texas! Sure, August can be nasty hot, but overall, it's not that bad -- and beautiful spring days like this make up for it!