OK spring is here and everything is bursting into life. We got snow the first day of May, then we had one week of wonderfully warm weather and I could practically see everything grow. Now it's been really cold for the last 2 weeks with temps close to freezing at night and daytime highs in the low 40's.
Here are a few photos of spring's progress:
April 1:
April 4:
April 21:
May 1st:
May 2nd:
May 9th:
May 15th:
May 20th:
here are some rotodendrums (so) i have on my property. we bought these 5 plants years ago and they were only about a foot tall. they ae not all in bloom right now but within a week or two the who thing will look great
here is my back yard
Beautiful Souls like Frank leave lasting memories in the hearts of those he touched .
i dug up those evergreen trees from mhy uncles property in prattsville new york. they weresmall enough so that they fit in the trunk of my car. they have to be over 50 feet tall now. i have had them for probably 25 years.
Beautiful Souls like Frank leave lasting memories in the hearts of those he touched .
A cubit about the challenges of gardening and living in Iceland. The climate, the plants that can be grown here, beautiful gardens, beautiful scenery, a bit of culture and history and daily life before and after the economic collapse.
I wonder if spring "springs" in such slow motion anywhere else .... 
Can't wait to see them Frank!
