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So many blooms here the last week or two.
I love this time of the year even being so busy.
Though I would post some photos of the first blooms on my property.
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Strawberry, sugar snap peas and blackberry.  
I do love spring
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Peaches and plums!
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Nanking cherry blooms against a stormy sky. First time these have bloomed for us, and I am excited.
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Onion chives, tasty and purdy
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First wildflowers seen along roads here
The plants on the left are daylilies.
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Daffodils and daylilies
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First nice day of the year. Bees loving all the flowers.
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goumi that i grafted last year on autumn olive is in full bloom
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Cherokee rose in full bloom.  
Bumble bees swarming it too.
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First tomato flowers.
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