Reconnecting with nature
All processes in nature are successful. Nature knows no failure.
Raymond Holliwell
This year I can say that we in western Romania have been very lucky not to have had a hard winter, and for a few days here in western Romania the weather has warmed up so that nature is starting to come back to life.
The wait is over, with the coming of spring I have to make sure the garden looks its best, so in between working in the garden I took the time to take a few photos to share with you my followers and of course those who visit my garden.
The first leaves of the weeping willow.
The apricot blossoms are gorgeous, they've been waiting a year to put on a show.
I couldn't wait to reconnect with the beauty I could find in my garden, at one point I was more on my phone than working, but don't stress I have time for everything.
In today's post I don't want to insist too much on gardening but my goal is to show you how surprising nature can be.
I'll also show you a bit of my work in the garden.
To my surprise, even though I take care of the garden, time takes its toll and trees that are over 20 years old are already starting to die and their life is like man's, fleeting.
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P.S. The attached pictures you have just seen are taken by me with my mobile phone, and the text is also designed by me.
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