Season Hunt Challenge: Week 4 ......Chasing Rain in a spring garden
The week of spring rain has been most welcomed and very needed. Waking to the sound of raindrops on the roof I had a strong urge to weed! I had to get outside for a while.
No lazy Sunday lounging around in bed drinking cups of tea for me, I was on a gardening mission. In no time I was dressed in my gardening clothes and in the midst of a spring wonderland, happy wet plants, thriving wet weeds and very soft wet soil.
The happy weeds looked extra green and happy, they were blending with the plants and had to stop for a moment admiring the raindrops on leaves. Everything was so wet.
The bucket was full in no time.
As I got up close and personal with the soil, stones and weeds my eyes focus on little things, like little pieces of light green moss and a wet brown gum leaf.
I also found a stalk of orange sorghum seeds growing underneath the bird feeder. I left it there for the birds to nibble on.
This is my entry to 
Rain has to be one of nature's greatest gifts.
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All it takes to liven up and re-generate a garden of green plants and flowers is a good dose of rain from heaven. I am positive I heard the Salvias singing a rain song this morning when I was up close and personal.
@dswigle and 
@barabara-orenya for this joyful photo.
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