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| Yellow. |
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| Blue. |
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| White. |
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| Green, but soon to be orange... (this one is not a native wildflower, but an aloe in my yard.) |
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| The brown stems of the Desert Trumpet. The leaves are turning green, but no signs of the tiny yellow flowers just yet. |
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Post number 405
March in the desert is typically a windy month. So far, we have not been disappointed in the wind department. Today's high was 62 degrees, give or take a degree. The wind made it feel colder than it really was. Of course I long for hot sun and 100 degrees. The exciting news is that I have seen my first signs of desert wildflowers!
I don't feel much like writing, but hopefully, the photos are enough, today.
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2 comments:
Karine, your photos are like manna for me. We finally have blue sky, but it'll be weeks before we see little blossoms opening up. Thanks for a bit of spring.
Karina, It is so much fun to see your photos and imagine that if I walked directly south, I could see the beauties in person. My succulents are having a field day in our Valley rain, storing it up for those hot summer months.
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