Rose bushes were sheltered from the winter cold, and even new leaves grew on some roses under the cover.
I pruned this rose very much in the fall because it was sick. I'm glad that buds appeared, it means it will grow well in the spring.
Sure there are many new growths in your gardens.
How are your plants this spring?
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The other day I bought three lampreys fish. The fish were ready to eat, fried with spices. I cut the fish into small pieces and warmed it up, added some onions and fresh parsley.
Some people do not familiar with lamprey. It lives in the sea or in rivers that flow to the sea.
Do you love eating fish?
Take care and stay healthy!
Thank you Agnieszka.
ReplyDeleteYour roses are looking great Nadezda, and they are much earlier than my roses. Here it's belov 0 degrees almost every night.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to see them in bloom!
So do I Marit,
DeleteStay safe!
I can't wait to see the blooms
ReplyDeleteThank you Endah.
DeleteI have never had lamprey, but we eat fish quite frequently. Will probably have some for dinner tonight. Stay well, Nadezda.
ReplyDeleteI think David, fish is one of healthy food.
DeleteWish you health.
In Poland, we have almost summer temperatures and plenty of sun this week. My roses even have young leaves. We need to water the plants abundantly, because it is very dry.
ReplyDeleteIn view of the limitations in our lives, I am glad that we have a garden, because except for going to work, to the store and with a dog for a walk, we are not allowed anything.
In Poland, people were even forbidden to enter the forest and cemetery under a fine.
Dear Nadezda, I wish you a lot of health to you and your loved ones.
Hugs. Anita
Dear Anita,
Deletethanks for your kind wishes. Our lives are similar to your, we have to stay in self-isolation. What saddens me the most is not to see my garden in spring.
Take care of yourself!
Lovely photos. Here in Poland in my area now is 21 degrees. It is so sunny, we need rain a bit. My balcony is starting look like a garden. There is no many flowers, but more and more. :))
ReplyDeleteWarm greetings, stay safe and happy. :)))
Nice spring time, Agnes. I wish you good weather and to be healthy.
DeleteLa primavera siempre nos trae nueva vida Nadezda. Me alegro que el rosal se recupere. Pronto tendrás lindas rosas.
ReplyDeleteBuena receta nos dejas amiga.
Cuídate.
Desde casa te mando este abrazo 🙅
Estoy en casa tambien Laura. Y espero ver mi jardin pronto.
DeleteMe alegra que la situacion en Espana se cambia al mejor. Venceremos!
Preciosa primavera en tu jardín querida Nadezda. La Lamprea aquí en Asturias es un pez que no se puede pescar, pero si muy apreciado en la cocina. Un beso y mucha salud.
ReplyDeleteHola, Lola.
DeleteNo sabía estas cosas sobre la Lampea en España. Por supuesto que te gusta la comida con este pescado.
¡Cuídate!
Dear Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteYour roses are in excellent condition. I understand, you miss your garden very much. Unfortunately, there are restrictions and bans throughout Europe.
I have never seen and eaten this fish. I love Atlantic cod. It is very expensive but very tasty.
Be safe! Hugs and greetings.
Lucja
Lucja, you're right I miss my garden. We have to be patience.
DeleteI love cod as well it's very expensive here too.
Stay well!
Good evening dear Nadezda,
ReplyDeleteI can imagine how exciting it is to see the roses making a start. And now the time of waiting starts to enjoy to see it in bloom! It's called patience!! (lol) a thing I don't have.
And the crisis is a big thing also overhere. Specialy when a face comes with the word corona. A brother of my best friend, only 54 years old and healthy, is fighting for his life now on the intensive care of the hospital.
But I also read the positive story's about the virus. 2 ladys, more then the age of 100 got healthy out of the hospital.
Have a wonderful day
Stay safe in good health
Rosehugs Marijke
Marijke
DeleteI sincerely wish your friend’s brother to win this terrible war. Everyone deserves to live and enjoy life.
Take care of yourself, hug!
Spring is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI agree Anne.
DeleteIt seems like all plants are ahead of schedule here Nadezda. I had already set out my tropical plants because it has been so warm. I had to bring them all back inside today because they are predicting frost this weekend and possibly snow next week! What crazy weather.
ReplyDeleteThe weather is strange, I agree Lisa. We had warm winter and it's dry spring, sometimes with snow. Sure your plants are well and wait for warm days.
DeleteHugs!
P.S. I hope you are able to get back to your garden again soon to check on those roses and the other spring flowers that have probably popped up. Cheers...
ReplyDeleteI do hope, Lisa. Besides roses there are weeds, growing happily without gardener ;-(
DeleteTe deseo una Buena Pascua Nadezda
ReplyDeleteCuídate.
Desde casa te mando este abrazo 🙅
Gracias, amiga!
DeleteTe deseo lo mejor desde casa tambien.
Mi jardín se está poniendo precioso y como está en la casa puedo estar en él. En España se come mucho pescado y a mí me encanta, la lamprea se come mucho por Galicia y es muy apreciada, pero está protegida por que quedan pocas. Espero que pronto puedas ver tu jardín y que las rosas sigan bien. Un abrazo y salud.
ReplyDeleteQue bien Teresa que puedes ver tu jardin cada dia.
DeleteEstoy de acuerdo, la lampea es un pescado sabroso.
Feliz Pasqua!
With spring all nature is reborn.
ReplyDeleteI never ate lamprey.
Have a nice weekend.
Keep safe and well.
Thank you Maria.
DeleteHave a nice Friday, stay well!
Some of our roses actually kept their leaves all through winter this year.
ReplyDeleteYour winter was warm enough, Sue.
DeleteHello. Spring has come to us quickly, but unfortunately the garden is not around the house, I just have to go to it for about 15 minutes and I can't see what's going on there now. You have to be at home. Unfortunately, I only like some fish, e.g. cod, sandwiches. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteGiga, I understand you miss your garden. Mine is far from home as well.
DeleteI'm glad you're blogging with us now, good health!
Fish is often included in my menu plans, but I have never eaten lamprey.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
It's tasty, Jan :-)
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