Some Project Spectrum pictures - I couldn't find anything orange, so these are all yellow things I found in my in-laws' yard. Here is the goldenrod that the bees love to buzz in:
I tried to take a picture of the bees, but the little buggers wouldn't stay still!
Here are some of the daffodils:
We are lucky these are still standing! The weirdest weather system came through this morning and we had raging blizzard-like snow and lightning then bright sun - and this went back and forth 4 or 5 times... and when I got off work you would never have guessed - it was 50'F and sunny!
Here is an early yellow azalea:
And now for some non-yellow/orange things...
More asparagus! Many people had emailed me when I posted the first picture of the aspargus bud about a week ago, saying they had no idea that was how asparagus grew. Well, more stalks have come up and here is a better picture of what aspargus looks like just before you snip it. And let me tell you, freshly steamed aspargus from the garden is *heavenly*!
And another treat - an early purple rhododendron:
Day 36: Today in 1614 - Native American Pocahontas married English colonist John Rolfe. (courtesy of Wikipedia)
4 comments:
What lovely pics! So what do you think of the CD I made you? You can be as critical as you like since I didn't have much idea what music you liked it definitely reflects my taste rather than considering anyone else's!
Oops, that was me, your knittysp6 xxx
As if you couldn't guess.
that is a great picture of Jamie. she wears the belly well.
Thanks Jo for putting my "cute belly" on your blog, I almost dodn't think I was going to have a belly, because of the lack of weight I have gained, but atlas the belly has come!!!! Love you, Jaimes
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