Spring is finally here!
This weekend saw huge changes in the landscape of our back yard.  Right in tune with the first day of spring on Thursday, we had a full weekend of clear weather which finally allowed me to knock off some of the many projects off my list.
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| Fitting that the first day of spring should see the blooming of the first daffodil. | 
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| Crocuses in the front yard. | 
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The main garden beds are finished, and a temporary fence has been raised around the garlic & onion bed. 
 
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| The first planting of early potatoes (Norland). | 
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| One of the three main beds with some seed plantings and the first transplants (spinach) from inside.  Today I planted spinach, carrots, beets, turnips, peas, arugula, lettuce, corn salad and Sorrento Raab. | 
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| The full garden space. | 
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| Rhubarb beginning to show it's character. | 
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| Our newly renovated crab apple tree.  It's tough to tell, since there's still plenty going on here, but I removed all the low hanging branches, plus quite a bit of growth in the centre in order to open it up.  We'll see if it makes a difference in this Fall's crop. | 
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| Raspberry canes given to us as a generous gift from a good friend. | 
 
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