Nice shot. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful colour.

Well...my pussy willow has soft buds on the end (green underneath when I flicked them off) AND same for my forsythia. Now be patient with me, I've been gardening for a long time but not very seriously...so I don't know names like you guys. I have (I think little hyacinth) growing next to the house right up against the foundation. Medium green long leaves with white stripe up them. I MUST learn how to post photos here. Anyway, it's getting close. Time to prune my fruit trees, I believe. Maybe I'll wait until the next rain/wind storm finishes. And then maybe wait until after the next snow storm...but soon, really soon!

Well I don't know where to start here. First it's been so beautiful here all of my bulbs have already finished blooming. I have thousands of daffodils, paperwhites, crocus, hycinths, and so forth. Unfortunately, I'm old and I do not know how to post photos. We had a nice shower here last week and everything has shot up a ft or so in less than a week. My daylilies are already huge (no blooms yet) nor any stalks. On the other hand alot of my irises are blooming and many others have bloom stalks up. The dogwoods here along the creekbeds are in full bloom. They are all the wild white ones that grow all over the Piney Woods of East Texas. My Red, and Pink dogwoods at the back of the house are just getting ready to bloom. This is all due to the weather being in the 70's and 80's here for the past couple of weeks. Today it has rained all day and the high was 42.It will probably be below freezing here and nip everything back.(frown) The weather man has forecasted rain for the next 3 days with this cold front hanging around for the same amount of time. (burrr) I guess I'll have to dig a coat back out. So much for the wonderful warm weather here. Happy Gardening everyone and please by all means keep sharing your photos with all of us. Marian

Okay, all I got is houses. :) Here's a picture of a Pacific Ready Cut house in Los Angeles area (Anaheim, to be precise). This was a company, almost as large as Sears, that sold 40,000 kit homes in the early 1900s. Very nice houses, too. Here is a link that might be useful: Disney's connection to Pacific Ready Cut