The first thing to bloom in my yard each year is this Flowering Quince, transferred years ago from my mom's garden in Oklahoma.
Miniature Daffodils (I wish they smelled as pretty as they look!
A brand new bud on my pear tree
Henbit is just a weed, but it even has it's own beauty, until it takes over my yard!Dandelions, amazing how this changes . . .to this!
You can visit the Brenda Photo Challenge Blog to see all of the other participants. Joy at Shuttershy is our host this month.
Flowers appear on the earth, the season of singing has come, the cooing of doves is heard in our land. Song of Solomon 2:12
I love how God renews my life each day, in each situation, when I seek Him. Spring reflects that joy we feel in the renewal of life. I wish you many beautiful springtimes!
I feel rejuvenated just looking at the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWe had a split second of sun today... maybe spring is around the corner....
ReplyDeleteI love the photos and it does bring hope to see them even if there is no green showing. I think it was a great idea for a theme. It boosts the spirits. Your floral photos were beautiful!
Wow, what beautiful pictures! I love your closeups! Makes me feel like I am bending down and taking a whiff, LOL! Great job on this challenge.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, Karen. They give us hope! :)
ReplyDeleteLove all of these Spring photos! Can't wait till I get to see some for real here in Ohio. Love the scripture also.........
ReplyDeleteYou have some wonderful spring pictures. Love them all. I can't wait till spring is actually here to stay!
ReplyDeleteI love your spring pictures...and especially the words you leave us with at the end of your post...wishing you that "spring renewal"
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen.
ReplyDeleteAnnie
These are Beautiful!!! It's just been cloudy here!! Happy day sweetie!hughugs
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