Daffodils in Genie's Yard
March 2011
I love looking at the daffodils that are blooming in my yard. I thought I would share photos of them with you.
Published by Genie Walker
Genie Walker is an amateur photographer, gardener, philosopher who also needs to write to feel complete. She supports her writing habit by working as a Librarian and a Reiki Master III. Her articles cover... View profile
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Post a CommentJust went through these again, because I remembered how I loved them last time. I really, really love the variegated ones, although they're all so beautiful! By now my very early spring ones are gone, such as the squills, wild ginger, blood root, etc. Dutchman's britches and spring beauty are ready to bloom, as are the wild geraniums, which will be followed by the wood anemone. jack-in-the-pulpet is getting leaves, etc. Then the coneflowers, etc., etc. I just saw a goldfinch at my thistle feeder, too! And here we're in an old house in the city, residential area... ahh, how it does my heart good! The same as when I'm looking at your daffodils!
Great photos!
How I love daffodils; they're one of my favorite spring flowering bulbs. But they never seem to come up the next year; don't know why. You have some varieties I've never knew existed! I think that's an honor, where the ones you got from your neighbor's grandmother are extending the love she once bestowed on them... kind of like continuing the circle of life.
my favorite
back to visit!
stunning!!!
Lovely daffy-o-dillies! I loved the ones with salmon coloring. Thanks for sharing!
These pictures are lovely! Really nice work.
I especially love daffodils. Thanks!
You have a grren thumb with your variety of daffodils