I’m excited. I’ve been watching two ferns beginning to awaken since one of our teams took all of the blackberry vines off of them in early March. They are so close together you can’t really tell that there are two of them. This is what they looked like today!
The following photos show their awakening:
Before long there will be two big ferns!
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They do look so lovely 🙂
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Wonderful! I am home now, and am stunned by the sweet peas, they survived without me, although they are late developing, I am molly-coddling them. I hope for their flowers.
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I’m glad they survived and that they waited for you to come back to flower so you could enjoy their development.
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Ah, spring is such a magical time 🙂
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