started pulling leaves off my garden this weekend--half heartedly, to be sure, because I'm trying to save the leaves to use in composting once the new composter arrives in our lives. but under those leaves was a good bit of evidence that Spring will not be held back any longer (despite last weekend's snow and a week of high temps of 40 degrees).
Look what I found.
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asiatic lilies
like the ghosts of two little flames
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peonies
(i think maybe Sarah Bernhardts. . . antiques anyway, transplanted from the family farm)
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magnolia bloom breaking out of its grey winter coat
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crab apple leafing out
(middle of the five trees of fivetrees fame)
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