Transitioning From Winter To Spring
On the calendar spring is only a few days away, but in my neck of the woods we'll still have snow till mid to end of April. Mother Nature always has that last good-by winter storm in April! Still, just the thought of Spring coming makes me smile and warms me up. Local stores have their patio furniture, camping gear and Spring/Summer clothes out. Local nurseries started putting out the seed displays and Spring displays... I love this time of year.
The nice days are starting to outnumber the cold dreary ones now. Here are a few pictures from last week during March break where my son got a nice white blanket of fresh snow to go sliding ;o)
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It was pretty nasty but now the snow is melting and Spring is in the air (hopefully). In the picture of the back yard the garden is buried under the snow between the patio and my son's play cabin. It was bare just a few days ago.. ah well ;o)
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Over the weekend Seb (my son) and I started a few seeds. We started a few tomato, cabbage and asparagus peas. It's still a bit early but I had the itch and hope I can keep them to transplant to a cold frame to get an early start. We'll start staggering seedlings in the next few weeks. I can't wait to be able to invest in a good greenhouse! But the new baby on the way will take care of that money.. haha. It will be a busy busy summer with a new black lab puppy, Sookie, as an addition to our 3yr old black lab Maddy and then the new baby (to be named) due Aug. 27th.
Whoa just starting to sink in with all the fun work ahead... good start to 2010!! Ok back to reading planning the garden... ;o)
Tagged with: gardening • seedlings • Spring • Urban Homestead Plans • Winter Snow
Filed under: Urban Homestead Plans
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Wow, I never thought Canada had a long winter season.
hi, i really enjoyed reading your post, nice to know you. keep going ya, thanks for sharing that!