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May wakes up the quiet ground, With gentle light and soft new sound. Blossoms stretch in colors bright, Pink and white in morning light. Bees hum low from flower to flower, Busy in each sunny hour. Rain will fall, then drift away, Leaving green in every sway. Birds return with cheerful song...

I'm not on Tik Tok, so I'm not familiar with that rooster!

In the Pacific Northwest a lot of people are in the lawn camp of letting their lawns "get a tan" in the summer. I thought this would cause the lawns to die, but it doesn't. It saves on water and apparently lawns don't care! At least PNW ones dont! Welcome to the forum from the Pacific Northwest!

This rose is seen growing wild all over the Pacific Northwest! I love grabbing the rose hips in the fall and harvesting them for jam! I want to try some in my already potent fresh ginger root tea!

Strawberry rhubarb pie sounds so good right now! I'd love a slice with very frozen French vanilla ice cream!

Does your son in law want the silkies as pets? I've heard that they don't lay as many eggs as other chickens, but do make great mothers! They take good care of their offspring.

I would love to sample a slice of that cake!!!😋

Today it's quite breezy and some rain is expected. Looks like the sun plans to take the day off!

I love these cherry blossoms that are blooming all over town! Just gorgeous! 🥰

Spring has sprung! I saw these on my walk today.

Rhodies grow wild here too! I mostly see the ones with the light lavender blooms.

I love volunteer plants! This year I had volunteer swiss chard, sweet peas, potatoes, and chamomile.

I tend to always put more seeds in an area than recommended. I figure I can always thin them out later. I can't help doing that! It really has not been an issue.

Tasty!

I love growing sweet peas! They are great for snacking on in the garden and delightful in stir fries!

We have had several amazingly sunny days, but today is dark and rainy. Looking forward to more spring flowers popping up!

It doesn't wash off!

I don't think so, but I will try that....

Has anyone ever seen this on their rhododendron leaves? Any ideas on what to do?

Today we have temps in the high 70s! Spring is finally here!