Cruddy clay pots, waiting to be filled....
Plants that, in spite of neglect, still manage to live...
Old garden tools, especially awesome blue ones....
And dirt.
You know you're a gardener if a picture of dirt makes your heart pitter patter.
Dear Spring,
Please, please be on time this year. I will be eternally grateful.
Sincerely,
Meadowbrook Gardener
I love clay pots all stacked and ready to be filled, and dirt as well, I love the smell. I can't wait for the weather to warm to get out and start getting my hands dirty.
ReplyDeleteI hope it comes on time this year too! Beautiful pictures - I am still having greenhouse envy!
ReplyDeleteI guess I am a gardener because I feel the pitter patter at the thought of diggable dirt. I lose all track of time in my garden. The best therapy I can think of! Thanks for reminding me that Spring really will come again! Your photos always make me smile.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are beautiful! I'll be headed to the nursery this weekend to soak up a bit of beauty, inspired by this lovely post. Have a beautiful weekend! And yes, Spring, please arrive on time.
ReplyDeleteI just Love you photos, they are beautiful. Spring, please hurry up and snow, please melt and go away!
ReplyDeleteMe likes all the things that you likes. I often buy a bag of potting soil at this time of the year, just to feel it, and smell it. There is NOTHING like the smell of soil. Shoot, I'm almost wanting spring to come early this year, and my winter project list is still undone! Darn you!
ReplyDeleteI just photographed my stacks of pots yesterday. :) I also drafted an email to you in my mind that I hope to soon put to paper (well, you know...) Stay tuned...
ReplyDeleteDitto. Now I am thinking of spring!
ReplyDeleteYes, I like....too! Awesome shots.
ReplyDeleteSandy
I too am ready for SPRING!! We got more freezing rain mess today blah! Beautiful pictures by the way...
ReplyDeleteI Love your old green garden claw tool!
ReplyDeleteOh My! That bucket of dirt is calling to me. I can almost feel the grit under my nails.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and the blue garden tool is amazing!
beautiful photos.
ReplyDeletei have a little primrose on my kitchen windowsill. waiting for spring, too.
xo
elyse
I have one of those green claw tools also...LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteTHESE LITTLE FLOWERS ARE BOOMING ALL OVER BLOG LAND AREN'T THEY! JUST LOVE THEM TOO AND THE OLD TOOLS AND THE DIRT..CAN SMELL IT! BUT I HATE THE WEEDS..DO YOU HAVE A CURE FOR THAT?! COME SAY HI :D
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong of me to fall in love with blue gardening tools? Because that one there is just perfection.
ReplyDeleteNow I am headed out the door on a prety primrose hunt. :) Primroses in the winter are certainly on my favorite things list.
ReplyDeleteOh, you and me both! I can't wait to get in my garden. Dirt does make me swoon, I must admit. You have the loveliest blog. It makes me smile each time I visit.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Amen.
ReplyDeleteI've had enough winter but know we will still have two or three more months of winter.. so I agree please O please bring spring in on time.
ReplyDeleteOH I hope spring comes early:) I am so ready to dig in the dirt!!!
ReplyDeleteMy sentiments exactly! I just found your beautiful blog and enjoyed reading through some of your past posts. It seems we have much in common. I will be returning!
ReplyDeletePLEASE SHARE WHAT TYPE OF CAMERA YOU USE. YOUR PHOTOS ARE TO DIE FOR!!!! THANKS....
ReplyDeleteoh i can smell that dirt in that one picture! you know you are gardener when.... you love the smell of dirt!
ReplyDeleteLove you pictures!!
ReplyDeleteTreasure you boy. We lost our 16 year old son, Joshua in November, 2003. Gosh, as I type this I realize just how many years it has been since I heard him call "hey, mom"
love your babies!