The plants in my yard have a response to the cherry blossom video shown in CDHK #194. After the winter, green plants spring back to savor warmth and longer days. Hmmm. That’s a haiku.
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Carpe Diem Special #194
A Trip Along Memory Lane — with a twist .
Spring
After the winter,
green plants spring back to savor
warmth and longer days.
Mellow Curmudgeon 
There is so much time left to experience the challenges of winter. Your plants choose to make winter a shortened season. I think I will share in their enthusiasm and begin living the Spring lifestyle. I already feel more energized. Thank you for a lovely haiku.
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Fortunately, daffodils and tulips are both good at waiting out cold spells after they start putting out leaves.
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These are lovely photos and haiku. Today, I spotted the first crocus of the year.
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Thank U. Crocus where I live will put out the leaves a little later; they too are good at waiting out cold snaps.
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Greenery in a garden is always a cause for celebration (unless it’s a slug)! 🎊 🎉 Beautiful haiku; I especially adore the second line. 🌷
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Thanks. It was fun to play with the other meaning of “spring” in the 2nd line.
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I like the play on spring in the second line. Shoots pushing up through the ground and the buds on trees are always such a hopeful sight every year.
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