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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsOur pond is full, the season's first painted turtles are sunning on a log, a pair of
Canada geese is nest-hunting and the magnolia buds are opening.
"Spring Beauties" dot the greening grass and the rhubarb plants are unfurling their first leaves. The goldfinches are replacing their dull winter plumage with dandelion-yellow feathers and I may have heard the high-pitched song of a returning oriole.
Barring overnight rain, the garden will get its first tilling tomorrow.
Spring has indeed returned to "Little Egypt" in Illinois.
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Our pond is full, the season's first painted turtles are sunning on a log, a pair of (Original Post)
Atticus
Mar 2022
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CaliforniaPeggy
(149,611 posts)1. Your garden sounds absolutely gorgeous, my dear Atticus!
I wish there were photos to go with your prose.
But I can still see it all in my mind's eye.
magicarpet
(14,145 posts)2. Are the tomatoes ready yet ?
Demovictory9
(32,453 posts)3. This thread needs pictures
eppur_se_muova
(36,261 posts)4. Spring beauties ! How do they taste ?
Atticus
(15,124 posts)5. Very similar to violet stems and blossoms. nt