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Spring is in the Air


Spring air is such an intoxicating aroma.  The best part of March is being able to open the windows and let in fresh air.  However, this weekend is bringing in stormy weather.  


First sign of spring daffodils popping up.  They are coming in much later this spring.

Green onions in the herb garden are starting to spring back into delicious-ness.

Spring is in the Air  ©  March 2025 by Kristina at Pioneer Woman at Heart

Comments

Sandi said…
Here it comes! 🌸🌷
I wish we could grow daffodils here in Florida. They are such a welcome sight at the end of winter. Of course, we don't have that kind of winter here, but still, I love to see them! I bet those green onions are going to be wonderful too! What a blessing!
Happy Spring! Glad you can swing open those windows and receive all that fresh air!
Oh boy you have Spring!
Sandi, yes, spring is here.
Pamela, I do love tulips too, but we have moles and they ate all of my bulbs. I plan to find a way to plant some this coming fall (even if I have to bury pots in the garden). We do love our herb garden.
Debbie@My Shasta Home, we were able to open the windows for two days in a row before the nasty wind/rain arrived.
Far side of Fifty, we love spring green onions. The produce the best and the most in the early Spring.

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