Community Gardens from early March

That week it was sunny but cold. No rain for over a week. But the cold still was keeping most people out of gardens. 

I liked there was a sand box for kids.

These green and purple plants looked like they had survived the winter, and perhaps had been picked over a bit.

I would wonder if there aren't some onions or garlic under these long leaves...

These looked like small beets which had started to sprout, but left on top of the ground...very strange!

Some pretty new looking green growth...but I don't know what.

Ah ha...someone has weeded this bed.

Same bed, looking at some pretty green and purple plants...not sure what they are, but pretty hardy.

Further along the well weeded bed...

The tall bamboo structure was one of my reference points as I wandered around.

I was impressed that quite a few of the beds which had had the plastic covering had some things growing in them.

I always try to capture blue flowers...and these tiny little guys were hard to see.

Are you bored yet? How about this little Asian style lantern over on its side? At least the soil has been turned recently here.

I liked this brick edging. The owners of this plot not only have prepared the soil, they've put out new plants.

I can't wait to see all the work that may be ahead...

The Forsythia (I think) was about to bloom. I should go back soon and capture its beauty!

Today's quote:

Ray Bradbury said: “There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not reading them.”

And: “I don't try to describe the future. I try to prevent it.”

I thought this had been published here in this blog. But it was lined up over in another blog completely! I certainly wouldn't have done that. I wonder if this has happened to anyone else who publishes more than one blog...