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foto Friday - Flowers Spring is revving up nicely with three days of temperatures in the 23-24 C (73-75F) range. With the temperatures set to go right down to zero (32) in the next few days and some snow forecast, the spring blooms are making hay while the sun shines. Cyclamen hiding beneath a large fern White and Yellow narcissus Wood anemones and Grape hyacinth This blue Hyacinth is now naturalised in the large tub and comes back every year. The mixed daffodils and tulips have all turned out shades of yellow somehow. One of my wife's favourites Fritillaria Meleagris; great plants for wet soil. The all time favourite of people from Devon (cue Mrs J) the native primrose. This one is thriving in deep shade under the leaves of a large foxglove.  Cherry blossom is really evocative of Spring.         |
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Spring flowers -always so welcome after Winter.
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Great series of pictures! I enjoyed them all, especially the Daffodils.
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Ahhh......... lovely!!!  The apricot trees are in full bloom here now.
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Beautiful flowers, Bondjam! A great way to start spring! A day without dance is .... just kidding. I have no idea!
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Marvelous photos of equally marvelous flowers. Abracadabra 
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I love hyacinths, but they usually come up and are spent by the time I spend any time outside to enjoy them, so I ended up cutting them to have in the house. Then one year, they just didn't come up. I do have some little grape ones out near the lilac bush, but they haven't appeared yet this year. I enjoyed your pictures. Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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