With the snow all but gone we were able to get our first hike
around our bush trails yesterday and whilst there is little new
growth showing yet these Hepitica were flowering in this crevice in
our favourite rock. Each year a series of forest flowers and plants
show their face from this little spot before showing up elsewhere,
the rock giving a moderating effect I presume.
The wild Leeks are just showing their tips through the leaf cover
and here and there a few violet leaves can be seen just starting to
emerge. We thought with this never ending winter the spring flowers
would be late this year but with a week of warm and mostly sunny
weather forecast they could be early. All I can say is its good to be
able to get the old bones moving and see signs of life once again
springing up from the forest floor even as the 'to do' list rises
faster than the temperature!
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