All the signs are here... I'm getting excited.... Spring is just around the corner.
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| On the way out the backdoor I spotted this lovely Camelia and picked it and took it to school so I could invite my Prep class to paint it. Here are the results. Pretty gorgeous, I think! |
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| Meyer Lemon with a Hardenbergia growing through it. |
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| When my daughter, Renee, was little, she used to call daffodils, fildilliums. I stil always think of them as those. |
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| A very ruffled camelia. |
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| Very early tulips. |
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| Almond blossom: from my sacrificial tree. I have a deal with the possums and cockatoos. They can have as many almonds as they wish as long as they leave everything else in my garden alone. Sometimes it's successfull! |
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| Broad beans are thriving and beginning to set pods after the frosts, shocking them into it. |
Your prep students did a fabulous job! They have a beaut teacher - their eyes are being opened in a beautiful way.
ReplyDeleteYay, bring on Spring :D)
Thanks Susan, They open my eyes well.
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Hi Deb. I reckon you are a good three-four weeks ahead of us. Bring it on I say!
ReplyDeleteYup, your students have done a mighty fine job of the Camelia. I've just planted broadbeans, I'm a bit slow. Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, first visit here and I LOVE your photographs. I enjoyed reading the 50 things about you and I'll be back for a good little read!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! If I were talking about it nearly being spring I'd only have pictures of snow to post. It's funny what different worlds we can live in.
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