May in Vermont started off with some glorious weather, warm and sunny. The grass started to turn green; the daffodils were in full bloom. It was just beautiful.
This week is a different story. The week has been cool and cloudy. Despite the frosty mornings the creeping phlox is creeping along.
My garlic is up and doing very well. Won’t be long before I’m cutting the scapes and making garlic scape pesto!
My oregano is back and ready to be used in cooking once again.
The rhubarb patch has burst from the ground and is almost ready to be picked. I love rhubarb and look forward to making my first batch of rhubarbeque sauce.
I love spring in Vermont, the weather can change drastically from one day to the next. The hills are bright with various shades of green. I’ll continue on with the mulching of the garden beds and the planting of the vegetable garden. It will be a few more weeks before I am able to move my tomatoes into the garden..
No matter what the weather the dandelions are back and are everywhere!
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Nancy on the Home Front 