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Definite signs of spring in your garden! The only daffodils I have blooming are some I cut and brought in, and no tulips anywhere near blooming yet. My striped squill and blue squill are blooming. However, colder conditions are coming so we'll see what happens. Enjoy your weekend, Bernideen!
ReplyDeleteDaffodils make my heart sing... so thank you for this charming springtime post..We are definitely seeing more birds and wildlife emerging each day ... so a lovely drop of tea and looking at you pictures makes my day..Thank You, Sweet lady ...Hugs
ReplyDeleteHi dear Bernideen!Lovely pictures of your flowers and an amazing table!Love that pretty teapot!Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
ReplyDeleteOperation Rescue the Daffodils! Enjoy them inside and pretend it’s lovely and warm outside. 🌷
ReplyDeleteIt is just beautiful, Bernideen. It gives me hope that we will have Spring here, too. Right now we are in the process of getting up to 30" of snow. Yuck! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYour pretty flowers are just what I needed to see in the midst of our 2-day ice storm.
ReplyDeleteLove stopping by and seeing your pretty flowers and tea settings. It's a reminder that soon the sun will come out and stay a while.maybe?
ReplyDeleteThis darn cold weather!! I have had enough of it. Ready for nice weather now. I cut some of my daffodils too. Covered my Magnolia bush and small clematis, but that's it. Looking forward to our Chesterfield trip, hope the weather is nice! xoxo
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSigh, I did my spring post today of the ice storm and then snow....and I'm afraid to look at the daffy's that were trying to bud out. Lovely post...hope you got missed in the last weather mess!
ReplyDeleteI do love daffodils! What a pretty variety you have.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful signs of spring! Love your bouquets.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Your flowers are gorgeous! Our bulbs are done for this Spring. Now awaiting azaleas to bloom after the horrible freeze we had. Hope your garden fared well.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils make me smile!
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