Rock cress (aubretia( ready to bloom in the rock garden! There are no sign of snowdrops yet.
Strawberry plant just unmulched to expose healthy green leaves.
My biggest surprise today was the survival and apparent thriving of the Italian parsley!
The Egyptian onions also made it through the winter. No hint of the garlic yet, but it won't be long before it shows itself.
Tomorrow is forecast to be a few degrees cooler, though still warm enough to do lots of melting. After that, it's back to +5/-5 temperatures for a while again.
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Wasn't it a marvelous day?! We went out on a 4 hour hike. I'm pooped!
I found some of my bulbs that I planted in the fall are up today (though barely). Wa-hoo!
The wind was gusting like crazy here, but even the wind was warm. I saw many people out walking in shorts and t-shirts! You must be so excited to finally see some signs of life in your garden.
The Chinook phenomena has always fascinated me, even though I have never experienced it. So those are Egyptian onions. I brought some from Grandma's garden years ago and didn't know what they were called.
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