Hi, Danielle, are you back from your trip? Thank you! Yes, I love the spring flowers so much, too. Looks like you guys got hit with some nasty weather again. Hope it's getting warmer for you there now.
Oh yay -- it's finally Spring for you, too!! So glad to see it! I absolutely adore crocus -- they're just the perfect harbinger of the season change, so bright, so small, so determined.
The only colors in my yard are white and brown. :( Our temps are supposed to be in the 50s all week, so maybe we'll see a few blades of green grass sprouting in the slop.
Tweety, thanks! Those are crocuses. You plant bulbs in the fall and they're the first to bloom in the spring.
Courtney, I know. I'm glad I got pictures when I did. They're going already. Of course, the hyacinths, daffodils, and tulips are working on it right now!
Your crocus are beautiful....even seeing mudd with no weeds is beautiful....I have a few crocus that pop up every year..I posted a little picture show on my blog.. they were planted by my husband the day before he died, so it's like he pops in to say hi, every spring.... judy
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Wow, squirl. Your crocuses just look absolutely gorgeous!
What beautiful photos. And it is such a joy to see spring flowers coming up. :-)
Hi, Danielle, are you back from your trip? Thank you! Yes, I love the spring flowers so much, too. Looks like you guys got hit with some nasty weather again. Hope it's getting warmer for you there now.
Beautiful, Squirl! I am beginning to really feel Springy!
Veddy nice! I even raked the leaves off of my little green buddies. So, maybe I'll get lilies again this year.
Nick, with the way your health's been I love that you're feeling Springy! Thanks!
Bucky, oooh, can't wait to see how your garden comes up this year. Thanks!
Oh yay -- it's finally Spring for you, too!! So glad to see it! I absolutely adore crocus -- they're just the perfect harbinger of the season change, so bright, so small, so determined.
Nice to see some fresh growth :-) Thanks sis!
Your crocuses are so cute! I love when there are different colors all together. I always think the flowers look so big for such a small plant.
Eclectic, exactly! They're so beautiful to see after so many months of winter weather.
Chia, you're welcome!
Jenski, the crocuses on one side are the little ones. But the purple and white ones are huge!
The only colors in my yard are white and brown. :(
Our temps are supposed to be in the 50s all week, so maybe we'll see a few blades of green grass sprouting in the slop.
That blue is just beautiful. What are they?
I love crocuses because they bloom so early. But, they're gone too soon. :(
tshsmom, I'll cross my fingers for you. :-)
Tweety, thanks! Those are crocuses. You plant bulbs in the fall and they're the first to bloom in the spring.
Courtney, I know. I'm glad I got pictures when I did. They're going already. Of course, the hyacinths, daffodils, and tulips are working on it right now!
Pretty!
Your crocus are beautiful....even seeing mudd with no weeds is beautiful....I have a few crocus that pop up every year..I posted a little picture show on my blog.. they were planted by my husband the day before he died, so it's like he pops in to say hi, every spring.... judy
I got back on Sunday. When I commented, I was sitting on my bed in the hotel room, winding down for the night. :-)
Lady, thanks! So nice to see you here. :-)
Judy, that's so sweet. What a wonderful way to remember your husband.
Danielle, I'm glad your conference went well. :-)
So pretty. My favourite part is that little punch of orange in the centre. So springy.
Wow, those are so pretty! :D
Kranki, I love that orange part, too. Thanks!
Joyce, thanks!
Yay! So pretty!!
Thank you, Kathy! And thank you for stopping by.
I love crocus.....it's the first sign of Spring.....
p.s. i just noticed the fly, or bee on the bottom picture....real cool picture...
Judy, yes, they really are special because they're first. Yes, that's a fly. I tried to get pictures of a bee, but they were all blurred, darn it.
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