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Spring Mix
This entry was posted in Country Gardening, My Photos and tagged cyclamen, daffodils, hyacinth, Oxalis, spring flowers. Bookmark the permalink.
Eliza Waters 
It’s a beautiful spring mix! đš
Yes, a wonderful assortment, Eliza.
Thank you, Sandy. Spring can’t come soon enough. đ
Amen to that.
Beautiful flowers! Do you grow them inside the house or outside?
Thank you, Hien. These are inside, I’m still waiting for the snow to melt outside!
One kind of happiness is pretty Spring Petals!
Indeed, thanks, Alice. đ
So pretty! A reminder that Easter is coming (with those colours…)
Thanks, Dale, a sample from my indoor garden, they keep me going until we get the ‘real’ thing!
No doubt! A beauty of a indoor garden!
Thanks!
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Lovely! Spring is so beautiful đ
Thank you, Isha. While these are indoors, I’m looking forward to blooms coming along outside. đ
They’re gorgeous! I’ll look forward to the pictures! đ
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Happy St.Patrick’s Day. I bought those plants as “shamrocks” about 22 years ago and they are still coming up in the yard.
Love Love Love This bouquet. Itâs as graceful as itâs beautiful. Absolutely gorg!!! Hello spring. Bye bye olâ-man winter!!
Cyclamen, tulips and hyacinths get me through the last dregs of winter!đđđ
What would we do without them? đ
Oh, yes! Bring them on! Happy St.Patrick’s Day!
Thank you, Julie! đ
The combination of blue and yellow is very pretty.
Thank you, Anne. One of my favorite color combinations. đ
Beautiful. A nice bridge to what is coming. Thank you. â¤ī¸
Thank you, Carrie! x
All sweet and delicate spring things! Lovely array of flowers!
Thank you, Tina! đ
Ah, the colors of spring AND a great header shot.
Delightful đ
Thank you, Belinda!
Ahhhhhhh
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Happy St. Paddy’s Day, Eliza. Lovely spring mix and the last is a lovely arrangement. Of course, when I saw the title in my email I thought salad. đ
Thanks, Steve. Yes, I liked the play on words. đ
Beautiful and perfect for our 70 degree day!đ
Thank you, and supposedly, tomorrow is to be close to that here… looking forward to it. đ
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Thank you, Susan!
Given all the shade thrown at Oxalis, it’s a really wonderful little plant.
Thank you, Kris. This one was a gift from a neighbor last fall (I got a purple one, too), and I must say I have grown quite fond of it. đ
Come on Spring!!!â¤ī¸đâ¤ī¸
Yeah!! đ
I’ve never seen a white Oxalis, and I had no idea the shamrock belongs in that family. It makes sense, now that I think about it — and it certainly looks similar! Despite my Irish heritage, I’d completely forgotten about St. Patrick’s day; thanks for reminding me!
The purple oxalis is more commonly seen, but I love the green, which is more compact and smaller. I’m glad you picked up my nod to the day. đ
Happy St Patrick’s Day, Eliza! đđ¤đđ¤đ
Thanks, Donna!
Pretty! đŧ
Thank you, Karen. â¤
Delightful! đˇđ¸
Thank you, Barbara. Enjoy this banner day!
Beautiful Eliza!
Thank you, Sylvia!
Spring is finally here with your flowers. Beautiful day in Yorkshire today as well.
Thank you, Jill. So nice to have it Spring again!
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Lovely bright blooms!
Thank you, Andrea!
Ahh … I needed that … thank you!
Thank you, Denise! I hear another storm is in the area?
Yes … it snowed today but it melts quick this time of year.