Spring has come to the Low country
For those who aren't from Charleston, it is frequently referred to as the Low country. I think that is because parts of it, including much of the City are actually below sea level. And they wonder why it floods when we get a little rain. But as I said, Spring is here, and I have the photos to prove it. My son and I with a little help from DW and my youngest son have been busy getting the plants ready. So without further ado, here are the photos I took today: Can you tell we like azaleas? The climate here is perfect for them and almost every yard has some. Here is our forsythia. It is growing on a gazebo that I made. Although my big pear tree didn't bear this year, my little one did. Scarlet asked to see the full size of this maple tree. I pulled it up by hand many years ago and replanted it where it is. The redbuds in the area are the best I have ever seen. Ours included. The Dogwoods were looking good until that last cold snap. Oh well you can't have everything. Ok yo...