Spring decided to take a little break here in my part of Virginia, but that's okay because I have a pop of sunshine in my front flower beds.
They're baaaaaack.
My in-laws thinned my daffodil crop for me last Spring, and they grew in so nicely this year. They were rather sparse last year because I didn't take the time to thin them out. I am loving the pretty bursts of color that greet me every time I pull into the driveway.
We still have some weeding and mulching to do, and I'm waiting for my azaleas to bloom, but my daffodils are a nice reminder of Spring, even when she decides to take a little siesta.
Just have to keep explaining to the little ones that these aren't for picking!
{Which flowers say "Happy Spring" to you?}
*Don't forget to enter The Peacock Shop Giveaway (open until 5 pm on Sunday!)
I'm linking to Stacey's Green Thumb Gardening Party over at The Blessed Nest. Be sure to check it out for some Springy inspiration!
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Lucky luckygirl - they're awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh how I heart your daffodils!! They look so happy and bright. The crocus always makes me smile..they to me, herald spring!
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SueAnn
So pretty! We still have like 6 inches of snow on the ground. But the sun is out today - yay!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
XOOX
Jen
Thanks for linking up! :) I am loving seeing your daffodils -- so pretty and cheerful! I'm sure they are wonderful to see when you come home! I love daffodils and I also love tulips. Enjoy your weekend :)!!
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Stacey
Your daffodils are gorgeous! We have a few, but they're not quite in bloom yet.
ReplyDeleteFor me, the fragrance of spring is from the hyacinth flowers!
Those are so pretty! Any flower really says "spring!" to me :) ha I just love all the colors and smells.
ReplyDeleteI love Daffodils! Yours are beautiful...enjoy!! So glad they are adding a pretty burst of color to your home.
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Victoria
Very pretty! I am so glad that it is finally spring! I love the color that daffodil's give us in the spring and the best thing about them is that the deer don't eat them.
ReplyDeleteYour daffodils are beautiful Amanda! What a beautiful burst of colour to greet people with. xx
ReplyDeleteso pretty and springy, i bought some today :-)
ReplyDeleteMy daffodils always remind that spring is here - I just love them! Unfortunately we had a random snow-storm on Thurs eve, and I'm afraid it might've killed my lovely flowers :(
ReplyDeleteAt least I can enjoy yours :)
Hi Amanda! Thanks for stopping by the farm tonight!! and your so nice compliments on my Potager....
ReplyDeleteI unfortunately do not have a single daffodil on the farm! I think something is eating them....
yours are lovely -
talk later!
anne marie
They are already BLOOMED? So jealous. The green has popped up for us, but no blooms yet. I cannot wait!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Forsythias are the "spring" flower to me.
ReplyDeleteMine still haven't bloomed here in NC. I'm living through your pictures - fabulous.
ReplyDeletePS: I've stopped by from Stacey's and I'm so glad I did.
Mine still haven't bloomed here in NC. I'm living through your pictures - fabulous.
ReplyDeletePS: I've stopped by from Stacey's and I'm so glad I did.
Mine still haven't bloomed here in NC. I'm living through your pictures - fabulous.
ReplyDeletePS: I've stopped by from Stacey's and I'm so glad I did.
Mine still haven't bloomed here in NC. I'm living through your pictures - fabulous.
ReplyDeletePS: I've stopped by from Stacey's and I'm so glad I did.
so pretty! we're leaving for Martinsville, VA tonight!
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow pretties!! Great pics! :)
ReplyDeleteMine are just peeking out of the ground. It has been cold here.
ReplyDeleteI love the way your daffodils look. They are so full and colorful. When you mentioned "thinning them" what are you referring to? I transplanted several hundred (atleast it felt like hundred) bulbs last year but they haven't bloomed at all this year :-( Please help~~
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