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We don’t have snowdrops in Texas or at least I have never seen any. What a welcome sight they would be since it seems they are an indication of Warner weather to come.... Thanks for the visit. Janey
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Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat they are
DeleteWe don’t have snowdrops in Texas or at least I have never seen any. What a welcome sight they would be since it seems they are an indication of Warner weather to come....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit. Janey
I'm not sure they would grow there because of the climate.
DeleteThey look a bit like tulips, I think. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSmall ones and only on white
DeleteThe Snowdrops are starting to bloom in our neighborhood here. Love this sign of spring!
ReplyDeleteSomething I love seeing in January, even have a few daffodils showing there heads now
DeleteThat's a oretty sight to see.
ReplyDeleteVery , just waiting for mine ATM
DeleteThose are just precious little snowdrops.
ReplyDeleteAlways worth visiting the churchyards for them
DeleteWhen I see these, I miss living on the coast! At least 2 months before the Snowdrops appear here! Have a marvellously Happy Day!
ReplyDeleteI suppose down to the climate
DeleteThe hope of spring.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to spring that is for sure
DeleteEarly blooms are so welcome!
ReplyDeleteAlways please to see them
DeleteHow pretty! They make me happy!
ReplyDeleteThey make everyone happy when the come out
DeleteOh Billy!
ReplyDeleteThe first signs of spring are already here. Beautiful snowdrops and a great photo.
Hugs and greetings.