Frittata for lunch, a tasty favourite.
Mixed veg frittata
The broken Gladioli is down to its last few blooms and they are still beautiful.
Leftover Gladioli
The Spring flowering Clematis Montana is showing several blooms!
Montana Rubens
We have bulbs, due next Spring, throwing up all their greenery. The Clematis Armandii, which flowers in the winter has been flowering freely! Is anyone else finding plants not knowing which season we are in?
The first photo I took across the back garden at 6.30 am. The snow stopped falling and I went out to have the fun I missed out on last time we had snow and built my Suffragette Snow Woman. Now the snow is almost completely gone, just odd icy remnants left behind. Click on any photo in the gallery for more detail.
Early morning snow covered back garden
1 Three choir-babies with us today. It is such a joy to be watching these little people growing up.
Choir baby T, walking and really confident. Says Hiya!
Choir baby E, has her first shoes and walks with help
Our newest choir-baby
2 Two of our choir members keep chickens and regularly bring their delicious eggs to sell. Only 5 in the box this week as one poor chicken has met a sad demise courtesy of the local fox. I made us a beautifully golden frittata for lunch and it was scrumptious served with some salad.
Beautiful fresh eggs
Sunshine Frittata
3 We have our first crocus!
Our first crocus
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