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Eliza Waters 
Wow…these beautiful flowers can really brighten the day..🌺🌺🌺
They certainly do for me, that’s for sure. Thanks, Deborah!
You have a beautiful variety of spring blooms to look forward to – they make up for the cold and the snow!
They sure do! It does feel like Spring is the reward we get for putting up with a long winter. 🙂
Flowers never miss showing their beauty. Do you think do, Eliza?
Beauty abounds, and it is a fortunate eye that sees it. 🙂
I am enjoying my gardenia right now. It smells so nice!!
I love gardenias with their rich, honeyed scent… enjoy!
Woww..soo beautiful
Thank you, Athira. Spring has been fine so far!
Always welcome Eliza
Enjoy a beautiful day Eliza, roofs white with frost here, but beautiful sunshine too.
Thank you, Agnes, I will. 🙂
All the new growth and colour – how exciting! ❤
Yes, I’m so pleased to see things growing again!
Spring has sprung 🌸💐🌸
Yes, and I am exultant! 🙂
Beautiful and patriotic – nice. 🙂
Thank you, I hadn’t thought of that, but it is, isn’t it? 🙂
Pretty flowers, beautifully captured!
Thank you, Hien!
These are enjoying their time in the sunshine.
As are we! 🙂
I saw my first bloodroot yesterday. Each day I am watching for the subtle and sometimes very obvious changes nature offers.
With these warm days, things are growing so fast … I’m scrambling to keep up!
🤩🙂🥰
Thank you, Susan!
We anticipate Springtime for months…and what an awesome and gorgeous reward we get as Mother Nature shows us all her beautiful flowers.
Yes, Spring is a glorious time. 🙂
These are beautiful and so colourful!
Thank you!
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Keep capturing the celebration Eliza 🥰
🙂 Thank you, Val, I will!
I so enjoyed these glimpses into your early spring garden, Eliza. What a treat.
Thank you, Jet, I had trouble limiting it to three images! 😉
So bright and full of life. So spring!
Thanks, Laurie, I’ve been enjoying the unfoldment. 🙂
Wonderful to watch it all unfurl.
Yes!
That looks a lot like spring to me:)
Yes, the warm weather of the past 2 weeks has everything popping out of the ground! 🙂
So pretty! Spring, there’s nothing like it 😊.
So true… thanks, Belinda!
I’m glad spring has found you, Eliza. I love the blue Scilla. Mine (S. peruviana) are already done for the season.
Thank you, Kris. Spring does my heart good. 🙂
We’ve got a fair few days of sunshine ahead of us, (yay, no rain) so everything is starting to sprout in all sorts of directions. 😀
Spring is the such a happy bursting forth of life… enjoy!
Lovely photos celebrating the arrival of springtime glow!🙂
Thank you, Susan. I’m really appreciating Spring this year!
Beautiful spring blooms! Have a great week, Eliza. 😊
Thank you, Irene!
It all seems like a miracle.
It truly is… I agree with Einstein’s quote: “There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” I choose the latter point of view. 🙂
Lovely and just the beginning. 🙂
Thanks, Steve. I love having the banquet of spring and summer laid out all in front of us!
Such beautiful spring flowers! Spring must be nature’s reward for enduring winter.
It feels that way, for sure. Thanks, Monika!
The promise of spring captured so beautifully, Eliza. 💕
Thank you, Jane! x
So pretty! Spring is upon your part of the world. We are moving into Autumn, – also a season I 💕.
Thank you, Caroline. Enjoy your autumn!
The splotches of colour brightened my day. Spring is here!
Thank you, Selina, glad to know it did!
Red, white, and blue wonderful!
🙂 Thank you, Donna. A happy coincidence!
All beautiful and I love the blue/purple periwinkle color of the ‘glory of the snow’.
Thank you, Denise. Those Chionodoxa self-sow and areas of my yard are increasingly blue with each passing year. Quite breath-taking!
New buds and spring is here, although a bit unsure as the weather is so changeable😏
Yes, our weather is very changeable here as well. Sunny to start today and now it looks about to rain. But the flowers are blooming!