Spring in Colorado is a tenuous thing. We can have warm days and cold nights, then cool days and warm nights. The wind can blow; it can rain, snow, and hail. As a matter of fact, we had ALL of the above this past weekend. On Monday morning, the sun was shining and it was snowing at the same time!
The roses don't leaf out much until May, and don't bloom until June. We can have apple blossoms and lilacs in April/May, but maybe not depending on if we get a really hard freeze in March. We can plant our snap peas on St. Pat's day, but don't dare set out the tomatoes until after Mother's day
One thing that has always been dependable is our bleeding heart plant. Mine is in a sheltered, shady spot and it flourishes.
The roses don't leaf out much until May, and don't bloom until June. We can have apple blossoms and lilacs in April/May, but maybe not depending on if we get a really hard freeze in March. We can plant our snap peas on St. Pat's day, but don't dare set out the tomatoes until after Mother's day
One thing that has always been dependable is our bleeding heart plant. Mine is in a sheltered, shady spot and it flourishes.
Is there anything more beautiful and a greater reminder of God's plan and creation?
I'm joining Susan at A Southern Daydreamer
for Outdoor Wednesday.
I'm joining Susan at A Southern Daydreamer
for Outdoor Wednesday.
