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I watered the pots on the terrace for the first time this 2009. Temperatures well above freezing, and everything dry. It's hard to believe that out of the ashes will rise the miracle of May, below.
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For now, we wait. Knowing that nothing stays the same. The good times will roll again.
Yes, it's very dry here too. The robins returned en masse today and they want water in the bird bath. Great silhouette of Estorbo in the bottom picture!
ReplyDeleteIts been a droughty winter after those initial snows. Concerns me if there ends up being little spring rains. My garden is drought tolerant, but the veggies sure ain't.
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