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Lessons from a spring garden | Spring trends | Are florals for spring still a thing?

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If this email is not displayed correctly, [click here]( to view an online version. Hi everyone, I donÂ’t care what the weather gods throw at me henceforth, spring has sprung and I am embracing it. If the daffodils and snowdrops arenÂ’t lovely enough clues, IÂ’d know it was spring because of my overwhelming desire to spend my weekends with a water blaster, weed eater or paint brush in hand. Spring is hands down my favourite time of year. It makes me giddy with joy and is filled with the promise of warm months to come, but doesnÂ’t come with sunblock duties or sunhat patrol in the way summer does. The garden is green, nothing is fried or overgrown with weeds and flies arenÂ’t living a life of luxury inside. I donÂ’t mind a bit that birds are waking me early with their morning song, or that the lawn is growing fast and that weekly mowing is once again a must. In simple terms, spring makes me feel that life is indeed good, it encourages me to count my blessings and to throw open all my windows and let the world in. If you find such optimism painful, IÂ’d suggest you donÂ’t read any further. This weeked IÂ’m bringing you a bounty of spring inspiration to light up your life. Enjoy. Colleen O'Hanlon Editor Enjoying this email? [Check out Stuff's other daily and weekly newsletters](. [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Sign up to get Stuff Homed in your inbox]( [Unsubscribe]( [Newsletter Settings]( [Privacy Policy]( [Advertise]( [Feedback](

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