The cheerful yellow blossoms which greeted the spring
have finished for another year.
We may be sad to see them go, except we know the plants are preparing for next spring.
10 months ago
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2 comments:
Joyfully, mine are growing wonderful green leaves. Great time of year.
Ah the memories ... my forsythia blossoms are long gone ...
Sigh. Spring springs ahead!
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