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 Crocuses are easy multipliers. |  They are the earliest bloomer. | |
 Dutch irises are great en masse. |  The Pickwick crocus are big and multiply well. I like the stripes. | |
 And then last night it snowed. |  But the hyacinth... | |
 the tete-a-tete daffodills... |  and the chionodoxa will be fine. | |
Love crocii. Hyacinth from snow - that's a beautiful shot and I like your flowery slippers too :)
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ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your tulips this year. I have not planted any new ones for a few years, so I probably won't have much to admire. You always have tons of lovely tulips, so I will just have to enjoy yours.
Chandramouli S, even my slipper flowers will survive the snow.
ReplyDeleteZoey, thanks for reminding me that I have to post an update on the bulb box experiment. *spoiler* [I'm happy!]
Oh my. I woke up to snow covered blooming plants also this morning. But I guess they do recover! (This has been a not very spring like spring.)
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, i've never seen daffodills in snow before, that's a whole different kind of gardening!
ReplyDeletelove the sandals & in the snow! thanks for great photos!
ReplyDeletethe trials and tribulations of early spring! Very cute sandals!!
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ReplyDeletei loveee your blog :) congrats
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