I was surprised to spot a whole heart and half a heart beside the road to the stop sign. There were dried weeds waving above this scene, and I guess that’s where the hearts dropped from.
Back home, I took a photo of my entire crop of daffodils and a close-up for people who can’t see very well.
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I can’t believe you have full grown flowers like that. So beautiful against the grey background. Are you now calling that a hart-y walk for the morning? Or at least good for the heart? Nature is awesome.
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Good puns! Trees are blooming here, too. I’ve seen red buds and ornamental fruit trees.
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That’s crazy. We are finally getting some snow here. Wish you were here to enjoy it with us.
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I would love to sit by a window and watch the snow fall by the hour.
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I think there are days we could use a heart and a half! It is quite pretty though, as are your daffodils!
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Those daffodils are lovely! Mine bloomed this week. Love the heart and a half.
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I love finding hearts on nature walks too!
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Lovely daffodils. It’s quite pretty thought.what a love heart and half heart found on nature walks.
Beautiful capture the picture. I like.
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Thank you so much.
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Daffodils are cheery.
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Thank you so much!
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Guess the combined message of your finds are “we love spring”.
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That’s an excellent interpretation!
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Daffodils are such happy flowers!
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That is the entire crop of daffs? So beautiful! You are ahead of us. Daffs are up but nothing is blooming.
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I started with six daffodils, a gift. Each year fewer came up. I think this clump is from one bulb that divided itself.
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Maybe some critter ate them.
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We have critters galore. I’m not sure which ones like bulbs.
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A lot of them! I thought daffs were safe but really nothing is safe if someone is hungry enough.
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I love daffodils and yours are lovely. The heart and a half are special.
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When you have so few flowers, you have to love each one.
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Our daffodils are just starting to show up. I love seeing them, yours in the photos, ours soon to be.
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We can make Spring last longer by sharing. I hadn’t thought of that.
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Finally snowed here. Of course it had to wait until the last day of February just when we had thought we had escaped winter. Hah! No daffodils here for sure.
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Spring will come!
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AMAZING!!!!
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Thanks for sharing your daffodils. It will be a while before ours bloom. Yours will probably be done by then so I’ll send some back your way. 🙂
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Great! That’s a wonderful way to prolong spring.
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I’m about to head out on a walk and survey the Daffs and Snow Drops before we get pelted again tomorrow a.m.
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Our afternoon is warm and sunny.
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We were 49 with a real feel of 53 (how does that happen when the real feel is higher than the actual temps)?
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Sounds like the weather people are playing with false numbers.
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Yes, that didn’t make sense to me at all. They lied about this morning – we did not get wintry precip with more ice as it was too warm, but when I ran out to run the car, the icy glaze was still there. It only affected me, not the mailman, though I’ve told him before if it is icy after I shovel or suddenly, to deliver it the next day. No mail I get is THAT important.
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I agree with you about mail delivery. I used to tell the newspaper person not to deliver on icy days, but he usually came anyway.
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I’ve often wondered if I should just go to the Post Office and tell them it is okay for the carrier to skip me in bad weather – maybe he’s afraid of losing his job. I get about 1% legitimate mail and often mail for my father, though he’s been gone from here since 1993.
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I wonder what the reaction would be if you told them to skip you in bad weather. ??
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You think they would point to a sign that is probably hanging in the post office that is their motto: “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.”
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I love hearts created by nature. Lovely.
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Hi Anne – can you access this link? A friend on Facebook who reads my blog because I send her each post asked to see my garden. I made a link. In the bottom right-hand side if you click the orange “i” it tells the name … I thought you might like to see the pics. This is how it looked in 2010 – it sure does not look like that now. Sigh.
https://link.shutterfly.com/ysFuqWYnpyb
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Yes! I could see your gorgeous photos. Your garden was a work of art. How I wish you could return to your former pleasure and success as a gardener!
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