Happy Spring Equinox!! What a wonderful time to have chest high surf, ~1,397 seedballs strewn about the garden plots, and upper 60F temperatures with a light rain. May this day bring forth blossoming new spirals of positive energy and souls into your existence.

March 20th view of the Craig's Crimson Cherry. The first winter the entire tree died down to the root and this is the result of 2 years of recovery, one of which had frequency benefits.

March 20th view of the Elberta Peach. We have received fruit from her the past two years, with increasingly larger fruit and more of them. With these fruit and habaneros expected this summer, we should have some great hot sauce!

March 20th view a blueberry bush getting ready to bloom.

March 20th view of seed balls strewn about on the pawpaw mound.

March 20th up close view of three easily spotted seed balls at the base of a pawpaw tree.

March 20th view of plenty of seed balls in the pawpaw mound.

March 20th view of some of the veggie plot's seed ball status.

March 20th view of some of the yard being reclaimed by nature. I noticed 3 seedballs in this picture.

March 20th view of our planters, finally released from the captivity of the porch. From the  bottom, 2 pawpaw trees, 3 different variety fig trees, 2 arctic hardy kiwi, the bulbs we dug up, 3 tea plants and a flower from Compassionate expressions we seed saved from round out the front right plants (mostly all white planters). The black planters in the middle left of this picture are a goji berry, potatos, two rosemary planters, and the clay colored planter has a tea tree (used for the amazing essential oils, not herbal/drinking teas as the other three were) within it. The planters around the outside of this picture are perennials coming back from last year's planting; two mints, horseradish, valerian, and two sages.