“You keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you, because he trusts in you.”
Isaiah 26:3
Happy first day of Spring dear friends. Even though it seems our life is spinning out of control, nothing has taken God by surprise…He holds the universe in His hands. Today He has given us a new season, one that springs forth with hope. I have gathered some of my favorite spring photos to hopefully add a little beauty to your day.
“…every year one day comes, when, although there is no obvious change in the appearance of the trees and hedges, the Earth seems to breathe and it is spring.”
-Elizabeth Clarke
“Country roads, take me home
To the place I belong”
-John Denver
“Daffodils are yellow trumpets of spring.”
-Richard L. Ratliff
Eastern redbud creates a showy spring display!
The snowball viburnum starts out with green flowers that mature into snowy white blooms.
“Spring: the music of open windows.”
-Terri Giullemets
Japanese magnolia have saucer like blooms, and it flowers in late winter and early spring.
“No matter how long the winter,
Spring is sure to follow.”
-Proverb
Kwanzan cherry tree has huge, ruffled, doubled deep pink blossoms. It has been said this cherry tree looks like a Southern belle dressed up for prom night.
The golden raintree provides rare yellow tree blossoms in late spring!
The sweet smell of magnolia in late spring!
Azaleas are a Southern staple in the garden!
“I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose I would always greet it in a garden.”
-Ruth Stout
Thank you so much for your visits and gracious comments. Wishing you a peace-filled Spring day!
Linking with:
Pieced Pastimes, Between Naps on the Porch, Katherines Corner, Follow The Yellow Brick Home,
Imparting Grace, Calypso in the Country
Runningonempty says
Beautiful, Thankyou for sharing these, Pam. To anyone that is scared with the current situation,
WE WILL GET TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS. HANG IN THERE FOLKS!
cath, in Australia.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Cath. Please take care of yourself and yes this too shall pass ♥️
Sandra at Maison De Jardin says
Dear Pam, such a beautiful spring post. Beauty gives us something wonderful to focus on other than the dreadful virus. Your area must be alive with beauty and color. Our daffodils are just beginning to make their show. Wishing you blue skies and lovely spring days. Be well, dear one.❤
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Sandra. Be well my friend♥️
Jenna says
Thank you Pam, we all need the magic of beautiful flowers right now. I love the Yoshino Cherry blooms, gorgeous! Prayers…
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Be well dear Jenna ♥️🙏🏻
K.L. Hale says
Beautiful pictures!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you for your visit!
K.L. Hale says
You’re welcome! 💚
Pam @ Everyday Living says
I visited your blog and left a comment, I am not sure it went through.
Carole @ From My Carolina Home says
Beautiful flowers, are those all on your property? Gorgeous, and a breath of fresh air!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Carole. No, all of these aren’t here on our property, but most are nearby! Stay healthy!
Clara says
Pam, This is such an uplifting post with beautiful pics & uplifting quotes. Hopefully the warmer weather will eradicate this horrible virus! We’re under storm watches this evening as it’s close to 80 for a high today. It’s so weird to see stores closed by 6 p.m., restaurants doing only takeout, streets not jammed with traffic. We know many families will be negatively impacted. It’s a scary time but God will bless & provide. We can reduce our anxiety by taking a nice walk outside & enjoying the beauty. If you can’t go outside, open the curtains, listen to the birds singing, enjoy nature shows on TV or YT. May God bless you and your family. 🙏 Clara ♥️
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much Clara! It is close to 80 here also. Hopefully there won’t be storms. Yes, it seems surreal. I haven’t left home since Sunday. Take care. God bless you and yours♥️
creationsbycindyphotography.blogspot.com says
Oh the colors are breathtaking Pam! Makes me want to just come and sit a spell in that beautiful surrounding. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you dear Cindy! Take care of yourself!
marmeladegypsy says
WE need beauty right now. You delivered that in spades! I love it.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Jeanie. Concentrating on all that is good!
Cheryl says
So, so pretty! Your spring looks a lot like the spring seasons in SC. When we lived there, I always said there was nothing prettier than SC in the spring – especially down around Charleston. So thankful spring has dawned upon us once again, and God spared us all to see it. We are so blessed, in spite of all satan is doing in our world. Thankfully, GOD is still in control and He still loves us. We are still His children, and He is a faithful Father to us! The beauty of spring proves that! Sending love and hugs your way today, sweet friend. You always encourage me.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Yes, GOD is in control and we are His children. May we rest in His goodness. Thank you my friend!♥️
Roxanne Bernard says
A feast for the eyes! Something beautiful to gaze upon instead of nonstop news. I am trying to make this time productive with a “dreaded task” planned for each day… today I cleaned grout! Now I am settled in with my new House Beautiful, and a nap might be in the near future.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
I want to use the time wisely. However, I have come down with my second cold in six weeks. I am trying to rest and read. Take care Roxanne♥️
Randy Hogue says
“Blossom by blossom the spring begins.” …
Thank you Pam!
Randy Hogue
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much, Randy. I hope you and the family are doing well. May God continue to bless your ministry!
Heritage Hall says
No matter what happens, no matter what, He is ours and we are His, where peace and a safe
refuge is everlasting. Let us replace any anxiety with trust, diligence and that conviction. The
sun is heralding the arrival of Springtide here and your gallery of Spring blossoms, Pam, puts many cares to rest and raises our hopes….so beautiful. Bless you.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Amen, Mary! Bless you and stay in and take care ♥️
Dolores Velasco says
dear Pam, what a marvel of plants! I tell you the same as Sandra … how is it possible that they are already more than announcing spring? It is still very late around here, the weather is good, but the trees barely show their buds.
I live in a 3 story building with 2 houses on each floor. So we are 6 neighbors and it has gardens around the house and it also has a swimming pool. The trees are still almost bare, they are just beginning to sprout and it’s cold, it’s good weather but it’s cold.
I love everything you show, it is really spectacular.
A hug
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Mi querido amigo, espero que te vaya bien y te quedes dentro con la pandemia. No me di cuenta de que tenías vecinos tan cercanos, pero el jardín y la piscina suenan encantadores. Hoy hace mucho calor aquí, realmente se siente como la primavera. Nuestro invierno fue bastante suave. Cuídate Dolores y mantente saludable.
Enviando abrazos,
Pam
Nancy says
What a delight to my eyes! We sure need the flower therapy of Spring in crazy times like now. You have not only delivered but showered us with pink, white, yellow and red blossoms. Thank you Pam! Happy Thursday to you! 💗😊
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you my friend. I hope you are doing well in these times♥️
Nancy says
We are… and doing our part to level the curve!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
That is what we are doing. Hubby is working at home, I love having him here all day.
Patti Fralix says
Lovely post, dear Pam. Stay safe, and take care of all of our loved ones there!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
You and Mike take care dear friend!
Maristella says
Absolutely fabulous…Balm to the soul…Blessings.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you dear Maristella!
Shannon@Belle Bleu Interiors says
Oh, such gorgeous pictures for this first day of spring! We have red buds and wild plum trees scattered about the woods behind our house. The fragrance from the wild plum trees is heavenly. I’m worried they may lose their blooms, because we are expecting a freeze tomorrow night. Thank you, sweet friend, for this beautiful post. Take care!!!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Shannon. I hope your redbuds and wild plums survived. Take care dear one!
Mary says
Glorious photos Pam…the first one takes my breath away! Thank you for the uplifting photos and words. Happy Spring ♥
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much Mary♥️
Esther Wong says
Hi there!
Been a while since I had time to visit you virtually.
Life has been spinning out of control in so many ways as we try to bring things back into a controllable focus daily.
Been really busy getting my staff & my business to a virtual functionality. It has taken so much out of me, but with God’s help and a great staff, and nothing but faith, I finally ”released” majority of my staff to work remotely effective Monday. All the last two weeks, I had been instituting new protocol.
Your post and your pictures today broke the stoic dam that I had to build up in front of my 27 employees.
What a beautiful reminder of His everlasting Sovereignty.
From one season to another, He always bring new hope, grace & mercy.
Hope you and Butch are well! 💕
Judy says
Pam, Thank you for these gorgeous pictures of spring. I am in Michigan and today it decided it wanted to stay winter a little longer…30 degrees. My daffodils and hyacinths were so hopeful, but I know we’ll be there soon.
Tea With Jennifer says
What a beautiful display of God’s creation Pam! I have seen some new delights today! Thank you! ♥
Bless you,
Jennifer
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Jennifer. Stay healthy and well sweet friend ♥️
Karen (Back Road Journal) says
Stunning photos, we need all the beauty that we can so thank you for sharing the lovely photographs.