Though I have been seeing daffodils in other places, our first blooms opened today.
I am hoping I get to see the rest of them bloom.
Last night the weatherman said not to be surprised if we seen some snowflakes this weekend. He said he didn't expect more than a few flakes, but that sounds cold to me. I am hoping he is wrong.
These beautiful daffodils are truly springs calling card...tey are usually the first flower I see in the spring! I am wishing NO SNOW for you!
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ReplyDeleteDaffodils are one of my favourites. They are so bring and cheery and to me means that better weather is ahead.
ReplyDeletePretty blossoms! We were told we may get an inch of snow.
ReplyDeleteI love the daffodils too
ReplyDeleteNicely executed photos - I always find it's difficult to get much detail in daffodil shots, so often everything just blends into a yellow blob - not a problem you have here. We've had a really odd season here; a few daffs were blooming way back in January and there are still a good number around now. However the nearby village of Thriplow celebrates a Daffodil Weekend and this year it's planned for April 16 - will there be any left???
ReplyDeleteit sure isn't in my neck of the woods
ReplyDeleteGorgeous daffodils in your garden. We would love some snow flakes over here because the weather is so hot!
ReplyDeletethese jonquils are gorgeous, the details in each one are so incredible to me..
ReplyDeleteHow I love your jonquil photos. I can close my eyes and almost smell the fragrance. Stay warm and enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteLovely daffodil photos. Our daffodils are barely poking through and there's snow in the forecast here for next week.
ReplyDeletePretty photos, I love the daffies. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm talking about! Yeah, spring!
ReplyDeleteThese are great looking blossoms. Nice to post a new flower.
ReplyDeleteHonestly Rose it's a bit hard to tell what the weather will be like from day to day anywhere these days :) J'adore the daffodils!
ReplyDeleteLove your daffodils!
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