We might not be out of the woods yet in terms of flooding (don't fret we're dry here and in no danger whatsoever), the river is expected to crest around 52 feet here in Grand Forks on Thursday or Friday, Spring is definitely here.
Shaak Ti does a great job modeling next to the last snow patch. I took this photo a couple of days ago and this was the last of the snow in the yard (it's along the North side of the garage so it never gets direct sunlight). After a few days of 50+ degrees and some rain, this patch is currently the size of a dinner plate (my dinner plate not your dinner plate, which is likely substantially smaller). Snow be gone!!!
The tulips have also started to pop, a sure sign of Spring!! These will probably be a foot high by the end of the week and we might have blooms very soon.
The weather now is so fantastic it defies adjectives, warm during the day and cool at night. The mosquitoes haven't come out to play yet so outdoor time is fun and fancy free with no bugs. I'll get some seeds started indoors this week and they should be ready for transplant by Mid-May. Even though we have pleasant Spring-like weather, we're nowhere near our final average frost date, and I jump the gun by planting the garden even in Mid-May.
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