Two days ago I spotted my first signs of Spring. I figured the lilies that poked through the ground a week ago next to the house didn’t really count, but when I saw the raspberry buds pushing out on Saturday I knew that the mild Winter was probably going to trade off with an early Spring. I could not see a flock of Canada Geese flying North, but I certainly did hear them as they coached each other to their frozen destination. A cold front was coming in later in the day and we were still on the warm side of it when the geese flew overhead. Wind blew hard that night the cold front came in and, again, we lost our electricity for a few hours until the winds died back.
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Wild Herb Sightings
- Chamomile Flowers Bloom in the Cold
- Manual Destruction of Bagworm Nests Really Works
- Deadly Nightshade Volunteers in the Vegetable Garden
- Ground Cherries Sweet Little Husk Tomatoes In A Paper Shell
- Making Hot Pepper Jam
- Butterfly Weed Flowers in Brilliant Orange
- New Recipe for Elderberry Jelly
- Making Wine Raspberry Jam
- Wineberries Abundant On A Hillside Facing South
- Cow Wheat Native Woodland Plant
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