One thing that I've loved about Tennessee is that spring usually arrives early, like early March. This year, however, it was a very cold, very long winter in Tennessee! Every time we thought it was going to get warm, we would get hit with another snow storm or sub-zero temperatures. I was so worried that my new bulbs would freeze. I planted them in the fall so that they would be blooming around the time that our house was on the market. I was incredibly excited to see those flowers!!
Well, they didn't freeze! I think the snow protected them during those very cold spells.
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| The hyacinths were beautiful |
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| And only ONE daffodil bloomed even though lots of leaves came up. But it was pretty. |
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| Micah's reaction to spring: he laid on the warm cement soaking up the sun. :) |
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| I found my amaryllis while cleaning the garage and it had started growing! |
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| I brought it in and watered it. A few days later, a bud formed! |
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| Buds forming on my weeping cherry tree |
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| A beautiful display for our last spring here. |
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| Another view |
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| I made an arrangement for our house showing. :) |
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| Jarem's got a new bike (bad picture) from working hard in homeschool |
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| And the temperatures are looking NICE!! |
Fall has been my favorite season since we moved to Tennessee, but I enjoy spring too. I needed the spring "boost" this year to get every thing done that would have to be done before the move!
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