most springs slip in gradually with that first layer of white, then yellow, then the reds and purples and pinks. (even this colorblind guy can appreciate that) this year it came in like a lion, all within one week. perhaps because of the mostly mild winter?
Sammy with the sunset in his eyes and Swedish blue and gold pansies over his shoulder. 
the tulips that we always try to dig up and put where we want them to go but they grow and multiply where we dug them up anyway.
Sammy and the azalea bush.
the red bud tree.
the lilac bush. it was a gift from morfar when he was last here and has been moved twice since. perhaps it will bring more flowers this spring than the last.
dafodil. one of many that came with the house. tried to spread them out a bit.
Sammy with the sunset in his eyes and Swedish blue and gold pansies over his shoulder. 
the tulips that we always try to dig up and put where we want them to go but they grow and multiply where we dug them up anyway.
Sammy and the azalea bush.
the red bud tree.
the lilac bush. it was a gift from morfar when he was last here and has been moved twice since. perhaps it will bring more flowers this spring than the last.
dafodil. one of many that came with the house. tried to spread them out a bit.
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