Photographed on Febuary 6, 2012. It's unusual to see new Daffodil growth this early in the season.
Thursday, February 09, 2012
Spring Growth
Photographed on Febuary 6, 2012. It's unusual to see new Daffodil growth this early in the season.
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Yes it is very early by you. By us is the contrary. Never had it so cold at the end of winter.
ReplyDeleteisn't it exciting to catch new signs of spring?!!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is unusual!
ReplyDeleteI have irises that are coming up. Sadly no tulips b/c the squirrels ate all of them!
ReplyDeleteI hope your daffs will survive the upcoming frost.
Always makes me a little nervous. Freezing temps. and snow are almost a certainty. Then again, we seem to living on an unpredictable planet these days.
ReplyDeleteI hope you don't get a late freeze -- seems like the weather has been very weird "Up North" (as we snowbirds refer to y'all.) Spring flowers are the one thing I really miss from when we owned our house and yard in Oregon.
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