The Daffodils round the base of my Crab Apple tree are still going strong, a month after they first started to bloom:
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We have had some welcome rain the last two days - light and refreshing rather than lashing down in torrents, so I'm sure the soil will enjoy it. Now we need some warmth.
It is nice to see the flowers again now the snow has melted. My crocus survived being covered quite well but are now getting past their best. The display of daffs are more than making up for them though.
ReplyDeleteLovely selection of spring flowers, Mark, especially basking in the sun. I think you're right that the cold weather has prolonged flowering a little this year.
ReplyDeleteI thought this too Mark. They could be just waiting for the bees!
ReplyDeleteDaffodils and crocuses...these pictures are so beautiful! At least something good has come out of your prolonged winter. No rain here. Well it drizzled for a few minutes.:( I'm watering my plants twice a day!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Mark. I love the purple and yellow mix....are those Dutch Iris mixed in with the daffs?
ReplyDeleteYour crocus pots are incredible. I love the way you mix colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteLast year our spring flowers were so fleeting since we had such hot weather. This spring we haven't even had the daffodils bloom yet. The crocuses and irises are up and they have been blooming for quite a while.
ReplyDeleteI love your daffodils. They are one of my favorite spring flowers.
Spring bulbs are just so darn cheerful. Your displays look great.
ReplyDeleteI think the refrigerator effect does keep them around longer. It's been unseasonably cool here, and quite wet, but I won't complain, after last years drought I'll take it.
ReplyDeleteBulb flowers really worth it! They look very stunning.
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