We've had a couple days of rain so the snow is slowly melting.
I can even see the edges of some of my garden areas and some grass!
The snow piles are only about knee high...
and as of yesterday, the ice is melted off my brick street.
I decided to celebrate by showing some summer pics from my gardens... 
before we get the 6 inches of snow they are calling for tonight and tomorrow!!
Spring can't come too soon for me!
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Beautiful garden pictures! I am so ready for spring to be here too.
Love all of these containers. I know you can't wait to get out there and get them planted again...I do hope the weatherman is wrong about your forecast!
Winter is really hanging on here, too. I hope you don't get the high amounts of snow your weatherman is predicting. We all need to see some color, don't we?
I cannot wait. We're in the high 60's today. I need to water my lawn. It looks parched! You pictures are beautiful! Can't wait for a little Bloomin' Tuesday!
I am so with you Jean, it just cannot come too soon. Beautiful pictures of your summer garden containers. I love your white basket. I use baskets a lot in my gardens.
Oh no more snow - thats terrible news. Hopefully this will be it for the year. I love the boots in the garden. Looking forward to your pretties when the snow melts.
I really love that 1st pic of the coleus vignette. Just lovely with those aqua metal chairs.
Is that in your yard? I don't remember seeing it before.
Nice pictures, all of them. My favorite picture, though, was the basket of red flowers (very pretty!)
Sometimes one needs to see last summer photos to remind us spring is coming. Melted here then more snow last night.... Groan.
I put you something in the mail today. It should arrive about Wed. To make you wonder - It's not in an envelope.
All those gorgeous summer photos should keep you going until you thaw out. Hope it's soon! :)
Hi Jean
Your garden pics are so pretty! Won't be long before we are back outside enjoying the flowers :-)We still have quite a bit of snow with lots and lots of rain in the forecast.
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