The sun was shining warmly, between showers, and I couldn't
resist the call to go out and play in the dirt!
The afternoon was spent tidying up the Spring garden
along with....
my gardening crew!~*~
Upon discovering this...
one thinks, "Can spring be far behind?"
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Rhubarb? Save a start for me, please. =)
xoxoxo
How beautiful~
I love seeing your
Chickens too..... delightful!!!
Love~ Miss Jen
Oh I hope it is here I hope it is here I can't wait to plant my first garden !!!! ~Love the pictures ~Blessings Heather
Our chickens have been "allowed" into the garden over the past week or so too - good little workers!
I too noticed a bit of red from the rhubarb popping up - yeah!
Blessings!
~Nadine
Dear Lady Farmer,
How wonderful that you could get out in the garden~Rhubarb popping up in January, wow! We have almost three more months to wait here.
Love,
Marqueta
Your girls are cute! I am hoping one day to have some chickens too!
I can't believe that you already have Rhubarb poking up! Ours in under at least 3 feet of snow. It won't be planting season until after Memorial Day here :(
Have a blessed day Raeann!!!
Sharon
Oh I love having bloggy friends in the South!! What joy to see dry ground (and I love seeing your chickens too)!
Up here in the North no sign of warm weather for a long time-- we haven't seen the ground since early Dec.
So thanks for sharing your beautiful signs of Spring with me!!:)
Linda C
Wow... it really does look like spring around your place. My Gramma lived in Bellingham, WA and she always had beautiful gardens. I wish sometimes we lived in the northwest. New England becomes oppressive this time of year unless we have lots of fresh snow... which we're getting more of as I type this comment.
Our chickens don't come out of their coop much in the winter. The days are just as cold as night and almost as dark, so they stay where it's warm. Lots of eggs though :)
God bless...
Mrs. D
It is my dream to one day have chickens. They look like such pleasant folk. :)
Gina
What a sight of *Hope*...glad you stopped in for a visit and joining my giveaway!
Rene'
I just found your blog and look forward to visiting more. Your chicks look like they are enjoying their garden work, and I'm sure you enjoy their help.
FlowerLady
Oh my! Thanks so much for the picture. I think this is rhubarb. Am I correct? Mine is buried under about 2 ft. of snow right now, however it is good to see yours popping out of the ground. Come visit me on my blog when you can, especially if you like snow pictures.
What a delight to stroll through your garden. I love all the photos and those helpers are such cuties! Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving such a warm comment. It gave me the opportunity to find you and your great blogs.
Joyful Blessings
~willa~
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