Linderhof


Gardening, Cooking and Decorating on the Prairie of Kansas


Welcome to Linderhof, our 1920's home on the prairie, where there's usually something in the oven, flowers in the garden for tabletops and herbs in the garden for cooking. Where, when company comes, the teapot is always on and there are cookies and cakes to share in the larder.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Welcome Spring!


Saturday, the first day of Spring we awoke to this!!!!

Sometimes in December, and mostly in January but sometimes in February we get snow on the prairie. A March snow is not unheard of but it doesn't happen very often.

Saturday mid afternoon, we had quite an accumulation of snow (also a rarity on the prairie -- 3 inches or snow is a good snowfall for us) and the snow kept falling.
Sunday morning, it had finally stopped and we had at least a foot of snow in Linderhof's back garden.
Oliver just had to go out Sunday morning -- and he was not impressed! His tummy was below the snow!!! That is no fun!
Which means that it is time to come in in a hurry! Not a good day to sniff at all of his favorite spots!

It's Wednesday which means that it is time for Outdoor Wednesday. Please join Susan at A Southern Daydreamer to see if there is anymore March snow!

22 comments:

niartist said...

Oh WOW Martha! I don't want to jinx myself here by saying that we've had unusually nice spring like weather - but it's true - we have. Even my tulips are peaking through the dirt! This year the garden promises to have as many spring delights as summer - and that will be wonderful! No worries though - that snow will be gone soon and your back yard will become the gorgeous and covetable yard we've seen before! :) Can't wait! Oooo, did you make it by to see progress photos of the bath? They're up today! :)

Lorrie said...

That's some snow! Hopefully it will melt quickly to hasten spring flowers.

Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...

Wow, that's a lot of snow. I know you must really be ready for Spring. Hopefully it is just around the corner. Hugs, Marty

D.B. said...

Hmmmmm, I was driving around with the "top down" today! Wish you were here.....we could cruise the Franklin Antique Mall together!

Allie and Pattie said...

Oh, my!! It got cooler again here today, but nothing like that!! It has been a very strange winter weather-wise, hasn't it?!
xoxo Pattie

Marilyn said...

We had that snow earlier last week and it was melted by Sunday. 73 degrees yesterday, and SNOW/rain in our forecast for tonight and tomorrow. Foothills getting snow right this minute, but only wind out here on the plains. Your yard looks quite normal for Colorado this year! Hope it melts quickly and that daffy down dilly will soon be in your town! Have a great thaw. ♥♪

Blondie's Journal said...

You really did get slammed with a storm, Martha. The pictures look black and white, and your pretty pup the only spot of color. I know it won't be long until we see your beautiful gardens again.

xoxo
Jane

Betsy said...

My gosh, you really got it. We had snow here last march, but not that much and it was early in March. I hope it doesn't hurt the buds on your plants. Sure looks pretty though.
Betsy

Anonymous said...

Martha, wasn't that something? Our whole family was in K.C. last weekend for a memorial service, including cousins from Atlanta, Houston, S.C., etc. They didn't know what to make of the snow! Thankfully, it melted on Sunday... Let's hope that is over now!
Francie

HollyC said...

Goodness!! I wouldn't know what to do with all that snow...I guess just look at it;0) I know you're ready for spring, but I do love looking at the beautiful 'snow' pics. Thanks for sharing.
~Holly

Katie@LeBeauPaonVictorien said...

We had snow on the first day of spring too!! ;-)
Although, it's not that unheard of here in Wisconsin..alas!

Pondside said...

Big sympathy from up here. The end of March should mean daffodils and muscari - not knee deep snow!
I hope that spring arrives soon - for good!

Lottie said...

Martha, I can't believe all that snow this time of year! It was a beautiful 70 degrees today in South Carolina!

Light and Voices said...

We woke up to snow too on the first day of Spring.
Joyce M

Unknown said...

oh my, that's a lot of snow for Spring. oh, i feel bad for Oliver.:p

Hage og Foto entusiast said...

It looks cold...we still have it like this in Norway, but that is the normal for us, for you it must be strange. Hope the sun wil melt it away... Nice pictures. Have a nice day.

a quiet life said...

looks kinda fun to me, beats pulling weeds!

Ms. Bake-it said...

Oh my! What a way to celebrate the first day of spring!

~ Tracy

Barbara said...

Spring came in with a bang for you I see. I guess it is late in many places this year.

SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...

We had the same thing happen Saturday morning here! Thankfully, it's all melted. Happy spring!

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Dan said...

Hi Martha
What a lot of snow.
We have had a couple of dry and mild weeks here, but this week all we have seen is rain and grey skies. Never mind, at least it's warming up! Hope it warms up soon for you too, looks like Oliver would love to see the back of the snow!
Best wishes
Dan