Growing Springing

This is a picture of one of my four blueberry bushes.  The nicest one, I'm still working on getting the soil PH right.  from the looks of this plant I'm getting close.

Early bee food, these are 2 of the early flowers that the bees feed on.  The hairy vetch is a very early bloomer.

The first blossoms.  When I was out working on my chicken enclosure yesterday I noticed one or 2 blooms.  This is what I found today.

 In a few days this will all be a beautiful pink and white landscape full of bees making me honey and apples. 

This was one of the things I was working on yesterday.  My daughter will be gone more this summer so I'm using more mulch to help me combat the weeds.  I stopped at the onset of the rain.  

In the foreground  is my asparagus and past the broccoli under the straw is romaine lettuce.  I covered these plants earlier this week expecting a freeze.  The cover is now so much mulch, I will add more to it.

These are freshly set tomato plants.  I will set more later as some of the early spring crops fail.

The cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower are coming along nicely. As are some other things like the onions and romaine.