Today is May Day, and the blustery winds off Lake Superior are doing their best to prevent Spring from fully showing herself. Patience must be a virtue when waiting for Spring in northern Minnesota. We are well into April before the first colorful signs appear.
A world in miniature comes alive as the longer days of (at least periodic) sunshine warm the ground.
Delicate blossoms unfold themselves on the drab floor of last year’s greenery.
Scilla, crocus, snowdrops … the welcome first signs of renewal after the never-ending cold, gray months of winter.
April is a promise that May is bound to keep. ~ Hal Borland
Ciao! ~ Kat
Travel. Garden. Eat. 
6 responses to “Spring’s Persistence Pays Off”
Your lovely photos remind me of why I miss spring in New England so much.
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Kat, your flower photos are very beautiful. I haven’t seen many little wildflowers yet, although did notice the first yellow dandelion. Thank goodness Spring has been persistent. It has been challenging at times, hasn’t it? Our local weatherman calls it a “backwards spring”.
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And then we see the unbelievable 90 degree day the first few days of May?! Crazy weather patterns ….
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Lovely spring captures, Kat!
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Beautiful Kat! Spring is in full bloom here. It has been very wet and cool though.
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Thank goodness Spring keeps showing her lovely self no matter what is tossed her way☀️🌷❤️
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