In the past, I have had a little difficulty dying eggs naturally (having tried beets, black beans, turmeric, coffee, tea…), so I love that these eggs come in beautiful colours direct from the chicken. No fuss, no muss!

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Kirsten (Comfortably Domestic) has been much more successful with her natural dyes though. Do take a look at her beautiful Easter eggs that have been coloured with Natural Easter Egg Dyes.
With Easter so late this year, I had hoped to be posting a photo of our forsythia is full bloom. But with the crazy winter we had, it was not be. I’m happy to report that all the snow appears to be gone though and there are the tiniest little buds just starting to appear on the forsythia. Maybe spring really has sprung at last!
Happy Easter!
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