Welcome to Nature Says Hello – thanks for visiting! Please take a tour, feel free to throw me a comment. I would love to hear from you!
Who cares about frost? This morning has begun with lots and lots of sun. Despite temperatures dropped to -4°C last night, the daffodils do not care. Like little rays of light, the Tete-a-Tetes proudly present themselves, bright yellow between all […]
Yes, it´s time to spread some love! Still in February, but what a February. I cannot rember any year where it has been so warm in winter. Long sunny days gives itchy fingers, the need for seeds sowed in well-tempered […]
Dare we believe spring is just around the corner? It´s one of those Saturdays. One of the good ones. Kids are still asleep, husband just went to the annual indoor football tournament, where local companies compeat all day. Maybe I´ll […]
Sunday and what’s not to like I got up early this morning 6 am. My back is aching heavily at the moment. The two slipped discs in my lower back need some attention. Tomorrow I must deliver a completed application+ […]
I must admit I have a terrible habit of buying seeds. Today most seeds are inexpensive and there are plenty of exciting photos online which make me wanting to grow this and that. Of the more exotic ones are the […]
When picking rhubarb, slowly rip them of the plant, with a gentle wiggle from side to side. This prevents the plant from losing to much juice. Never cut the leaves off, as it will damage the plant and slow down […]
This is what a Danish “bright night” is like – and yes it does get dark, but you still see a glow in the horizon. It’s an essential part of summer “hygge” in Denmark. We barbecue, drink buckets of rosé, […]
Finally spring is here and we are all back to full health. I haven’t been blogging for a long period. The flu got a grip of my husband and me in February. It took us more than three weeks to […]
January is almost gone. We’ve had a month with -10°C, heavy snow, lots and lots of rain and now the scale is heading for +. The birds have begun to sing and building nests. Last year, I dug up all […]