Cold, gloomy and a chance this weekend of snow makes for a ho hum sort of walk, until you see these.
Now, inspired, I looked for other signs of brightness in the gardens I passed.
The shrubs in this moderate climate provide colorful eye catching berries.
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Those Daffs are early, you breed them tough in Holland.
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I am sure if we get the brutal cold and snow forecasted they won’t look this nice next week.
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Thanks for popping color (and Spring) into my snowy Minnesota world this morning. I appreciate the beauty.
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No problem. I guess I could post snow pictures on Monday but maybe not as appreciated as I see you guys are in the white stuff now.
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But maybe still beautiful –
It will be a couple of months before I see that yellow in my yard here!
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Always enjoy color in the winter…well, other than white that is ha!
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Love the daffodils they always remind me of my hometown Filey in the UK
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I always love to see them too. I use you have them planted along my fence line in Minnesota and they were the first to bloom each Spring. Even better the deer didn’t eat them.
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Beautiful daffodils! Most of mine are still hiding under the soil.
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Thanks. These are raised in a greenhouse, so they have had an artificial start of those in the ground.
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