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Wednesday, March 9
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Wow Sue, your have quite bit in bloom. We will be at this stage in a month or so.
ReplyDeleteIt's mini daffodil time Alain
DeleteLovely - mine seem to have weathered the dump of snow and their green shoots are continuing to grow in this recent warm spell.
ReplyDeleteOurs were covered by snow for a very short time last week, Margaret.
Deleteand indeed they did!
ReplyDeleteGood, Angie
DeleteThose beautiful pics certainly have brightened my day!xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm glad, Dins
DeleteHow lovely and indeed, what brightness they bring to life on a cold, windy and wet day:)
ReplyDeleteI would rather like s brighter day too, sweffling
DeleteHappy daffodils dancing and brightening up a still gloomy winter {or is it spring?} I love daffs these days.
ReplyDeleteI guess it's meteorological spring and calendar end of winter, Deborah.
DeleteSuch a pretty blooms! It's spring over there?
ReplyDeleteAlmost, Malar but not spring weather.
DeleteLovely flowers, my daffs are below my sitting room window so I see them when I walk up the path. Lovely happy flowers xx
ReplyDeleteWe see ours from a couple of windows too, Jo.
DeleteYour second daffodil picture looks like a variety I am asking my readers to identify in my next post in a couple of days! (I have forgotten its name)
ReplyDeleteDon't spoil it by telling me before Saturday!
What makes you think that I remember, Roger?
DeleteYour daffodils are lovely, mine have not really got going yet.
ReplyDeleteThese are the earliest of our varieties, Jayne. Others are well behind.
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