Signs of Spring
Spring in the mountains is often filled with popcorn snow showers and blustery winds. Garden and plant lovers know there will be a required wait to see the light green new growth of the Aspens and never to put in new flowers and veggies until late May. So we wait. . . . Plants eventually break their way through the ground to face the sunshine one day and receive a heavy wet blanket of snow the next. While we have experienced some strong winds this year there have also been some beautiful, sunny, calm days. I saw a Robin adding to its nest this week, humming birds in search for a feeder, low growing yellow wilflowers, daffodils and tulips in bloom. Spring has arrived!
