So a friend of mine who lives in Canada told me about some snowdrops he had growing in his back yard, then today told me he had a ton of snow dumped overnight in the yard so now the snowdrops and under it all. Send daffodil photos to cheer him up. we here they are out of my garden and beyond. Enjoy, first few are form over the road by the pavilion
Couple from the front garden of our house
Only a few out the back, I seem to have lost a few
I'll end with these, they are called Cowslips in case you forgot. My wife bought a few last year and they seem to be doing nicely. Mind you they grow wild up on the bank along the Westfield road near Lollingdon. Ps can't do the Whisky
Take Care
Such beautiful photos of early springtime blooming flowers. Love this! (NewRobin13)
ReplyDeleteYou've captured some lovelies here, and that cowslip just stopped me, glad you said it wasn't a daffodil...as all the others were!
ReplyDeleteI love daffodils and narcissi! Delightful pictures.
ReplyDeleteJust stunning Bill, and the cowslips were an unexpected bonus. Whisky no longer necessary! Thanks for making the sun shine on a cloudy day.
ReplyDeleteAren't they beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThe yellows give us a nice warm feeling.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are among my favorite flowers! Happily, our local deer sdo not like to eat them. They are are such cheerful flowers
ReplyDeleteSpring! And I love the daffodils too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and for being part at MosaicMonday.
Nice collage! I haven’t seen cowslips growing around here, although there are probably some in one of the arboretums.
ReplyDeleteI love daffodils! They always make me happy. Sorry to hear you've lost a few in the garden. We've lost some too this year, which has never happened before. I can't help wondering if it was the cold, cloudy, dry February that did it.
ReplyDeleteThese are delightful pictures of daffodils - Thank you for sharing your snaps with #MySundaySnapshot.
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