[LadyX]

I'm thrilled for you having that this early in Washington!

We are so blessed here to not have the extreme and lingering cold, warm up until Christmas, and moderating in mid-February.

We've had our bulbs and Bradford pear trees and daffodils and snowdrops and tulips and Japanese tulip trees and forsythia - progressed to my violets blooming now, and iris about to emerge - full blooming dogwood still here, plus riots of colorful azaleas!

Nights are cool until June, and days comfortably warm, mostly in the 70's...

[Libertina]

Sounds heavenly, LadyX! The air was so honey sweet and fragrant today that I offered up burst of thank you's on the spot! LOL

[dixie sass]

The Wisteria is beginning to shed it's purple and violet blossoms - a purple snowfall. I love to walk outside on a spring morning and smell it. Later in the season, the honeysuckle and magnolia's - what a delight to the senses is spring and early summer.