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My garden awakens slowly
this year. The fresh
spring color is a
welcome sight.
— Vickie, HCMG |
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Spring 2010
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Cedar waxwings arrive to
eat all
my pyracantha berries.
Swollen buds on the
Texas Red Oaks are
visible in early March. |
Texas Red Oak foliage is
pink when
it first unfurls in
mid-March |
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"Bloom where you are
planted!"
Mother Nature beautifies
my sidewalk.
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Hinkley's columbine is a
Texas native plant.
Mexican feather grass is
in the background. |
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A wet fall and winter
gave us spectacular
bluebonnets by April.
Creola enjoys them
from her favorite bench.
The first leaves of
spring in my back yard
are
my Texas red oaks. The
pollen counts were
"off the chart" says a
local meteorologist. |
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Photos by V Killeen |
