Enjoying the color green...

 I've been enjoying my gardens already.  The chamomile is if full bloom.  As you can see below, I have plenty of spinach, lettuce, and bok choy in the greenhouse.  Everything I've planted is doing great, except the carrots had poor germination.  The broccoli I started from seed is going great guns.  I have peppers on one side and tomatoes on the other.  I used a horse feed trough for the tomatoes on the bench.  If it works I'll get a second one.

 My husband is from Minnesota and thus has a soft spot for maple trees.  We fell in love with this Royal Red Maple and brought him home.  The hills has beautiful golds and oranges in the fall, but we lack in red.  Hopefully, this beauty will provide the additional punch we were looking for.

 I so regret leaving a huge patch of lily-of-the-valley at our old home in Lead.  For some reason I thought they were a dime a dozen.  Not so.  I finally got my hands on a few.  Still nothing will compare to how our yard smelled when the huge patch I used to have was in full bloom.

My poor little small cup daffodils and species tulips don't look so sharp, as all it has done lately is rain on them.  They are a bit like me, muddy.

 I am quite happy with my Ajuga Burgundy Glow looks great right now.  the camera doesn't do the colors justice.

 My CL Westerland Rose is beautiful as always.  The colors just glow.

One of my favorite flowers it the Primrose.  They look so happy.  They also seem to not only tolerate, but actually thrive in our heavy clay soil.

                                                                                                                                                             The beekeeper stopped by with a new hive.  Everything is so green.  It is so good to see after such a long winter.

 Most of the weekend was pent on the porch enjoying a hot cup of coffee, as it rained most of the weekend.  I am thankful that we didn't have the hail that was seen to the north of us.  I hope everyone else is enjoying the color green.