Addendum: In my search for posts for Berry-Go-Round in recent weeks, I missed a wonderful opportunity to introduce you to Cate at
Beyond the Fields We Know. She was buried in snow the last time I stopped in, so I hadn't expected her to have flowers already. For a glorious look at eastern woodland wildflowers, some of my childhood favorites, please drop by. Her May Day (Beltane) tribute is just up, but do scroll down through a marvelous sequence of Trout Lily, Bloodroot, Trillium and more!
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Meanwhile, here at "the Shire" (as The Husband would say), we are having a lovely Beltane Day as well. Much needed moisture, but perhaps not preferred in quite this form. I must go cover the asparagus, just emerging. Wonder if the
ash leaves will make it through this time.
2 comments:
Yes, that same storm is due to create havoc here tonight. I hear they got thumped in Missouri & Arkansas today :(
I'll quit griping. We got down to 49 the other night and I thought that was cold.
Nice photo and take care of the asparagus.
Have a great weekend,
Troy
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