Well, we got back up here on Wednesday after a couple very warm days in Madison. Whew, not used to 80’s and high humidity. Glad to get back to the cool temps up here. It’s really amazing how quickly things change. There’s lots more green on the lawn, in the underbrush and tree tops. The hummingbirds and orioles have arrived and the pretty yellow marsh marigolds are blooming all over the place. I’ve seen trilliums blooming…
the first mushrooms of the season…
a young snapping turtle…
and a yellow warbler singing it’s little heart out.
We even stopped at the garden center and got some tomato and cucumber plants to put in the raised beds Jim built last fall. These plants will get lots of TLC. They’ll be fenced in to keep the deer and whatever else is lurking out there away from them. He also built a framework around the raised bed so if it gets too cold, he can cover the whole works with plastic. Lots of thought went into our little garden. Sure hope they do good. Please cross your fingers with me that we get a few tomatoes this year.
I'm the female version of "Jack of all trades, master of none". I make bottle cap pincushions as well as other items made with felt and sell them in my Etsy Store, Up The Creek. I make most of these pincushions while at our cabin in northwest Wisconsin. Our cabin is right "Up the Creek" from an active beaver pond. There's always something going on out there. Birds and other wildlife are abundant Up the Creek. I try to get good pictures of bird and wildlife and will post them, even if they're not award winners. My goal is to share what I see. Not to win any medals.
5 comments:
I've got my fingers and toes crossed.
Thanks Horst!
Fingers crossed for you and eat a tomato for me. I so miss my garden.
The photos are great!!
Looks like spring to me.
I got everything crossed for ya!
Those yellow flowers remind me of Cowslips which I love.
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