Last week I saw a picture of our garden in 2018 and I was quite surprised how fast everything becomes a jungle if you just let nature do her job.
Spring is kicking in and the magic begins. I just took pictures from places where you can already see it. In reality, everything is still quite brownish and winterish.
My Moms neighbor has an absolutely overflowing flower garden. Even more beautiful after the rain.
Compared to last year it rained quite a lot this year and everything is green and blooming in June. Pavlov likes to bite plants.
Incredibly great changes become visible when taking pictures of the same garden very early in the morning or after the rain. I’m always impressed how nature changes during the seasons or with light and weather.
It’s still cold and we have frosty nights and mornings, but spring is coming undeniably!
While the temperature is already down to 0°C some leaves still stick to their trees and the colors of autumn will soon fade to grey.
Views of the garden through the seasons.
The japonese cedar is growing. The owls are no babies anymore. A tiny spider nest.
What you see on the first picture is a branchling of the long-eared owl (Waldohreulen-Ästling) which is a kind of a teenager owl who can already fly but still lives with its parents who feed it. We had three siblings of them in our pine trees and they made hell of a noise. When it starts […]
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