Spring garden work on 17th February

Hello friends, my fellow gardeners!

I don't work today, I'm very happy.
I love my garden and my plants, flowers and my fruit trees.
Their growth brings joy and happiness to my soul and eyes.

I’m really looking forward to spring so I can plant more flowers and plants.
I’m already looking at horticulture offerings on what to buy.
I would love to plant all the plants in the world in my garden. 😍

Today was wonderful, sunny weather in my country with +16 degrees! Yay!
My first thing was to look at my garden, what had changed in the last three days.
I decided it was time to start the spring work in the garden.
As you know, in Europe and in Hungary, where I live, the number of hours of sunshine for 3 months is very small in winter.
Everything is grey, no colors, just barren trees, no green to cheer up.
True, it's only mid-February, but minor work can already be done.
I grabbed my new blue rake and raked the fallen needles from the 20-year-old pine tree next to the patio and the remaining walnut leaves that were leftover from winter.

As I cleaned the garden, I noticed that I discovered that green shoots were emerging from the ground.
Primula and hyacinth.

And I also found many snowdrops bushes.

I also found a blue forget-me-not in the grass, such a cute wildflower.

I was so happy the sun was shining so I cleaned the whole garden of the thuja needles next to the fence.

You can see I collected 3 bags.

It is forbidden to burn in Hungary, so I will empty these bags in the woods.

In the back garden, last year's pansy came to life, some of which are in bloom again.
When I see these beautiful colors after a long grey winter, they cheer my heart and soul.

In front of the house is a wooden flower box made of its own handmade logs.
Here, too, the pansy plants are beautiful, green, and healthy, but they are not yet in bloom because there is more shade here.