My neighborhood is so sweet smelling these days. Has it been buying potpourri?
Aha! I get it now.
Lilacs, lilacs, every where!
The roses are starting up, too.
It snowed last night! (Looks like a variety of spirea. By the way, Jennie, if you are reading this. I think spirea is the plant from the neighbor’s back yard that pokes over our fence. I think I misidentified it.)
Enjoy a fragrant weekend!
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Beautiful spring time…
Yes, I love spring!
All I needed! Thank you, SisEliz!!!!! I can close my eyes and smell lilacs! Enter my space and smell basil, mints & fennel!!!!
Basil, mint, and fennel! Divine! Have smelly weekend, friend!
Ah..the sweet smell of spring! Thanks for sharing with us who life in a land of scrub brush and crab grass!
You are very welcome!
You’re welcome, Cranky!
Sounds like a verse of “My favorite Things”. Lilacs are so beautiful, until they turn brown.
Nature has a way of letting us know what we will look like when our Spring has passed.
Unless you get botox!
Too funny, Mom.
Lovely, lovely. Lilacs are divine. Marti, that cracked me up about botox.
Mom has a way with words, especially the funny ones.
Lovely, just lovely. Still waiting for the leaves to pop out on the trees where I live. Spring is arriving slowly, but finally, it’s arriving!
Hooray for spring! And welcome to my blog, Nancy!