Plum blossoms are in full bloom under the blue sky. The small blossoms do not hesitate coldness.
Plums were brought from China more than 1300 years ago. In those days, poets were affected by Chinese sense of beauty and made more poems of plum than cherry.
This is a young cabbage plant. The soil is still dry as it does not rain much in this season.
Is this type of vinyl hothouse for spinach popular in your area?
Cherry buds are still sleeping.
Good fragrance.
I was surprised to find this winter cherry for the first time in my city. Reddish blossoms have opened.
A house on the northside protects this cherry against cold north winds.
Purple henbit tells me the approach of spring every year. 日復一日 年復一年 周而復始
Shepherd's purse has lots of small flowers. This plant was treated edible in ancient times.
Lines of young wheat are talking together about coming of warm days.
It looks like spring! We need to see these gorgeous flowers this year.
ReplyDeleteHello rtc, So many wonderful harbingers of spring you have discovered! In Ohio I used to love to roam the spring woods looking for all the rare plants that bloom them. Of course, late February-early March is still winter in Ohio!
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Those hot house are ugly and cover a huge amount of land.
ReplyDeleteLovely spring!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! No signs of Spring yet in Canada, I'm afraid. It's snowing today.
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful - these spring pictures are warming my soul. My garden is just starting to awake.
ReplyDeleteHappy days and all my best from Austria
Elisabeth
Dearest RTC,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful spring poetry by photos!
Yes, a leap year but things certainly look good in your area.
The cabbage plant would have loved some of the excessive rain we got the last couple of weeks! Our soil cannot handle much as it has a very poor waterholding capacity... It runs off easily.
No, in our area you won't find any spinach growing and no vinyl hothouses either.
Probably elsewhere.
Love the highly fragrant daffodils, the can fill up a room with their beauty and fragrance.
Sure, that cherry tree loves the buffer from the cold north wind, a house functions well for that.
The purple henbit is obviously a good measure for spring time!
The young wheat looks very lush and healthy in the field and I saw also vinyl greenhouses in the back...
Hugs,
Mariette
It's a pleasure to see first signs of spring in Japan. The reddish flowers of a cherry tree is typical Japan vernal picture, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLovely small sprouts of wheat, good harvest.
Have a nice new week!
Spring is almost here and nature is beginning to be reborn.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I loved the cherry blossoms.
I have only seen those type of hot house on others blogs, none here close.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all these blooms...we don't have any but maybe in a month or so.
These are beautiful. The blooms will be something that I won't see here till May so they are very welcome on a snowy day. The wonderful hothouses remind me of my visit to Japan and visiting our friend's, who had a strawberry farm.
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ReplyDeleteHappy March! The blossoms are looking beautiful there. We are behind here with blossoms and blooms. I am seeing some daffodils coming out.
Beautiful photos. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week!
Maybe an early Spring this year? Thx you for sharing!
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Yes, We Also Have Cloth Hoops Here - They Also Double As Shade - By Any Chance, Is This Early Spring Bloom?? Unfortunately We Are Also In A Pattern Over The Years Of Blossoms On Our Apricot And Wine Grape Vines - Sometime In March We Will Have A Deep Freeze Move Through - Its A Bummer And Becoming A Real Problem - I Feel For Those Poor Farmers - I Really Do
ReplyDeleteExcellent Photos!!
Cheers
Bellissime fotografie, la natura ci regala sempre dei fantastici colori.
ReplyDeleteBuona serata e un sereno mercoledi per te.
These pretty flowers are just what I needed to see on this rainy day. I especially like the purple ones. Thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeleteoh how pretty all of the blooms are!! so nice to see this color now as winter is ending. ours are coming soon!!!
ReplyDeleteNice photos. Beautiful flower
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, well done!
ReplyDeleteFunny we have some of the very same foliage and yet some are so very different.
ReplyDeleteSpring is coming!
Beautiful photos...Thanks for the visit. Janey
ReplyDeleteHello :))
ReplyDeleteI can see that you have almost the spring, that is wonderful joyful colors and optimism that you can feel ... :)
So nice to see the beautiful blooms of spring! We seem to have a similar climate here and much the same types of trees and plants. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteAdorei este despertar de Primavera, por aqui, tão belo e sereno... contrastando com o preocupante período, pelo qual aqui em Portugal estamos passando, no momento... impedidos de apreciar esta Primavera, da forma habitual... devido ao confinamento obrigatório decretado, como medida para evitar uma rápida disseminação do COVID, e um grande número de vitimas...
ReplyDeleteAdorei respirar esta paz, serenidade e um sentido de normalidade e continuidade, que este post me proporcionou!
Um grande abraço! Tudo de bom!
Ana