Starting to Bloom
Today was the first day I saw little buds on one my garden trees! I was so excited that I just had to snap a couple of shots. It’s not much, but it was enough to really get me all smiley about the fact that spring is coming!
I love spring. Out of the four seasons, it is my absolute favorite one. The days become longer, the temperature is perfect (most of the time), windows are open, and all the world comes alive with blooming flowers and the leaves back on the naked trees!
The air seems fresher and people just generally seem to be in a better mood.
When we first saw our house, it was on 4 April 2011 and the garden trees were already in full bloom. I hope this year it will be the same. If so, the month of March will be a rapid change to my garden that I adore so much. I simply can’t wait.
Spring is also the time to get out and explore. I plan on doing just that since I am so found of hiking and sight-seeing.
I have such a happy heart today all because I saw my little buds. Oh spring, how I love thee 🙂
Posted on March 7, 2012, in The House of the Farmer and tagged Bud, France, garden, Home, Provence, Spring (season), Tree. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
Welcome to my crazy life in the south of France. I love to write and photograph the day to day experiences that I encounter here in Provence. I hope this blog will give readers an inside look at some of the insane, funny, and beautiful experiences that I have had along the way in making a life for myself in France. 
Spring is my favourite too and one of the best things is the trees coming back to life – happy days 🙂
Hi Jacqui-since spring is starting to come alive here, I’m sure your area is starting to green up as well. Happy gardening to you and I will be so jealous when your fresh fruits and veggies are ready for your family to eat!
I am very happy that spring is coming to Provence; so are we! I can’t wait! Have a great day.
Well Michel-so far so good and the weather is holding just like you were hoping! I think you might be lucky after all during your trip back.
I’m jealous. How cool to live in a foreign country. I haven’t figured out a way to do yet, so the best we can do is travel. It’s fun reading through your blog.
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Hi World Family Travellers-I do love the experience of living in a foreign country (not all of them though!). It has definitely had its ups and downs but over all I really do love being here. You are very lucky to be able to travel and see so much. Even though I live in France I haven’t been able to travel nearly as much as I would like to. It’s on my agenda for the future once the house is done!
Spring in Provence, can anything be better? I’m so jealous.
Nope, Renee, I don’t think anything could be better! It has been so lovely since the great cold spell has left us 🙂 Turning off the heater has been an added plus!
Yay for spring and strawberries and nice looking houses 🙂
Hi Meredith! I say ‘yay’ right there along with you (on all three)!
The last two weeks have been magnificent, Spring is well and truely installed. Phew!
Agreed Claire! I’m am so over the deep freeze we had. Thank goodness that the real Provence weather has begun 🙂
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