The midweek growers’ theme is FIRST OF THE SEASON. Here on the farm the first things up were daffodils. There were also some tulips up in the New West garden. But there’s not much of anything else yet.

Напевно, цей досвід організації квітника "з нуля", а ще точніше - із невідомих квітів, які вціліли за майже 5 років без догляду + зовсім нові, куплені вже восени, - цей досвід у мене вперше.

Hey Actifitters, Just like me, the yard was trying to cling to the hope winter wasn't really over yet, but the signs are just there unfortunately. It delayed it as much as it could, but the daffodils are

Years ago when MS began to make gardening more challenging for me I began planting daffodils all around my yard. Planning ahead! They are the perfect spring flower for me to grow as they come up every

Якось так вийшло, що і в домі, і надворі у мене розцвіли квіточки одинакового кольору. Із назви допису видно, що вони - червоні. 😊 Те, що на вулиці дружно почали цвісти тюльпани, - не новина. Весь Київ

On this day - 2020

Greetings to all of you! I hope everyone is enjoying the hive power on ecency and enjoying the blogging on ecency. Ecency is versatile platform which covers so many point of view and has so many communities

Yes, spring is here! The days are getting longer and the temperatures are rising, signaling the start of a new season. Many animals are waking up from their winter hibernation and plants are beginning

Hey there! Not much to update about these days, I’ve been steady working on different creations, trying to prepare for the market season. It’s hard to know what to create more of since this is my first

The month of appreciation, love and flowers

Flowers from my neighbour

Less than two months ago I moved out of the city of #Durban up to the #Drakensberg mountains in #KwaZuluNatal

April 2: The first flowers of spring are always the Siberian squill. I wish I had more of them. April 9: The hyacinths are barely starting to open. And there's a cheery dandelion in the background. April

Not sure what to do with them now. Plant in the garden and hope they come back or keep them indoors for a year and water occasionally even though they won't grow for nearly a year?