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| Galanthus nivalis 'Flore Pleno' |
March 23, 2022
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Spring is on its way!
ReplyDeleteI hope so. It's taking a little longer this year, but it will happen...soon.
DeleteIt's exciting to see these signs of spring!
ReplyDeleteFeel free to share at My Corner of the World
Yes, it is! The tease makes me want more. ;-)
DeleteBeautiful and I need to plant some for next season.
ReplyDeletexx oo
Carla
Thanks, Carla. I have patches in several spots in the garden, but these are always the first to bloom near the house. :)
DeleteMine seem to have disappeared. I think they got too crowded and I should have divided them. Who knows. But they are a lovely little plant.
ReplyDeleteSome of mine disappeared, too, and some of them are later coming up because they're farther away from the house. Everything seems a bit delayed this year.
DeleteLucky you! We are to reach 65F this weekend so I will start looking for townsendias :)
ReplyDeleteNice! We had a couple of days in the 60s, too, and now back to late winterish weather. But no major snow in the forecast. Yay! Enjoy the spring plant appearances!
DeleteA pretty set of photos, Beth. Snowdrops grow here, but I've never had any luck with them. Boo! Thanks for sharing yours!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Some of my patches are sparse, but this one is expanding. I should probably divide them, but I'm afraid to disturb them. They are special little harbingers of spring, aren't they?
DeleteOh, look at your beautiful snowdrops! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Susie: Yes, the first outdoor blooms of the season are special. :)
DeleteIt is always exciting to see the first snowdrops opening.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is. Can't wait to get out of this cold snap so more flowers can bloom. Time for the real spring!
DeleteGreat photos! My snowdrops have disappeared this year.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Not all of my snowdrops are up yet, so maybe some of yours are yet to appear? Spring is delayed for some of us, but soon it will be here in all its glory.
DeleteThose snowdrops are so charming. Must be a lovely moment to see the first ones emerging after a cold winter that puts many plants to sleep.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a lonnnnggg winter up here, so any new life in the garden is incredible and joyous. ;-)
DeleteThis is beautiful! I had 2 show up this year...looking for more but will have to plant more.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donna. This patch is the only one that's expanding. It's in between two shrubs, so maybe it's hard for the critters to get to it.
DeleteI still have daffodils blooming and love picking them for the kitchen table. Spring seems to be a little late this year or maybe I'm just being impatient. Does it seem late to you?
ReplyDeleteJeannie@GetMeToTheCountry
Yes, spring is delayed here, too. My daffodils are up and will bloom soon--a very special time in the garden. :)
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