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Floral Friday – Spring Bulbs
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Eliza Waters 
Dear Spring, such wonderful displays!
Thank you, Caroline! This section of lawn is chocker block with color. ๐
Loveliness. I can smell them!
Thank you, Cindy! ๐
From dead leaves to Spring flowersโฆhow lovely ๐โจ
Thank you, Shelley. The cycles of death and renewal teach us much. โค
What a beautiful sight!
Thank you, Anne. Everything is leaping forward!
Reblogged this on Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie.
Something lovely to remember…
Thank you for reblogging, I’m really enjoying the show. ๐
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The Chionodoxa are my favorite. Tim & I call them the little purple stars when they come up every year. ๐ Your spring garden is lovely!
Thank you, Barbara! With this heat spell, it’s a riot of color out there. ๐
Melted snowโฆ.magical surprises!
Indeed! So happy. ๐
Hi Eliza. Signs of spring. I expect you are desperate for them after all that snow. Our bluebells are looking beautiful here at Le Shack but we are leaving them on Monday, heading back to the boat. I miss having no garden, but it will soon be time to plant up a few pots on the boat which is one of my favourite jobs. In the past I have had as many as nineteen but they ruin the paintwork so I shall have to scale back a bit I fear.
MJ
It is definitely good to see things coming to life again. The unusually warm temps these past 2 days is accelerating everything.
They’re beautiful. Do bees enjoy them? Butterflies? (Do you even have butterflies yet?)
Thank you, Linda. At this point, I’ve seen few bees, but it might be early yet. We’re in the midst of a bit of summery weather with temps in the 80s. Yesterday, I heard my first bumblebee buzz by and saw a cabbage white, which was definitely a surprise.
What joyful sights! I especially like the contrast between the lovely flowers and the dried leaves. Spring meets fall.
Thank you, Laurie. It is so nice to see the yard coming to life once again. ๐
That is a nice variety of colors. Will they last in the heat?
Thank you, the lawn is awash in color! No, sadly, they go fast at these temps. The crocus as keeling over, but the daffs are coming on strong to replace them.
Floral Friday, indeed!
Happy times in my yard once again! ๐
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Thank you, Susan!
So nice to finally see some blooms. My crocuses have bloomed as well and a number of other bulbs are sprouting out throughout the garden. If I can keep the squirrels from eating the buds I should have some nice blooms in the coming days & weeks. (Suzanne)
Thank you, Suzanne. I hope your spring is floriferous!
So wonderful to see, lovely!
Thank you, Belinda. Happy Spring!
That’s a pretty mix. I’m glad spring has reached you!
Thank you, Kris. The thrill never gets old! ๐
Beautiful! I know this made you happy.
Thank you, Amy. You have got that right. Watching everything break dormancy is a thrill that never gets old. ๐
Beautiful! We still have to wait another month! ๐๐๐ณโค๏ธ
Really? I didn’t realize that you were behind us!
OH, yes. We are at 7400 ft. elevation here – and close to the CO border at the tail end of the Rockies. Still can freeze, even in June. Having the greenhouse helps. I don’t even try to plant veggies outside. I did get some daffodils, hyacinth, and trees this year. They are still waiting in their pots in the greenhouse. I’ll pop them in in a couple of weeks. Happy solar eclipse today! ๐
What a lovely array of blooms, so hopeful and beautiful, Eliza!
Thank you, Kim!
It’s always a pleasure…
Worth the wait. Winter’s doldrums make spring all that much better. ๐
Beautiful beginning to spring, love the leaves with the first shot and how the flowers look like theyโre glowing in the second photo.๐
Thank you! The crocus didn’t last long in the recent heat, but daffodils are now blooming like crazy! Happy days. ๐
Such beauty๐ enjoy the unfolding Eliza ๐
Thank you, Val. Enjoy your awakening yard, which must be lovely, as well. ๐
Such a cheerful floral assembly. ๐
Thank you, the delights of spring!
Pretty ๐ I always loved these early bloomers, I had them on our property 30+ years ago, always popping through my leaves, telling me to get busy cleaning up the flower beds! ๐
Thanks, Donna, they really lift my spirits after a long winter!
Great overhead view as theses beauties spring forth!
Thank you, Denise!
These photos are representative of today in Czechia ~ spring has finally arrived ๐ It is our second day of warm weather and sunshine… and flowers are ready to arrive. Beautiful shots.
Thank you kindly, Randall. Enjoy your stay!