A Tough Little Flower
These Winter Aconite flowers have been up for a few weeks and have survived being buried by snow twice, shivered through -12˚C nights, and baked in 16˚C days and still keep flowering. They close up if it is cold and then open as soon as the sun hits them. I think they are our first flowers of spring even before the snowdrops.
They are hardy, brave and bright! Our dandelions are taking over as usual this time of year!
ReplyDeleteThey sure are tough.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wild flowers Pat. Cute color.
ReplyDeleteBuen jueves.
So pretty and delicate looking Pat but obviously incredibly resilient. It's always a pleasure to see the first signs of spring!
ReplyDeleteNew life and colour !
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty little flowers. They must be a very tough breed.
ReplyDeleteHello, they are tough little flowers. Very pretty. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThey are a bright a colorful symbol of good times ahead!
ReplyDeleteGood to see the first flowers of spring. Saw my first Robin this week, so spring can not be far away.
ReplyDeleteThey are cute and tough.
ReplyDeleteKinda purdy!
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty!
ReplyDeleteThey may be small but they're pretty and tough.
ReplyDeleteSuch a bright sign of spring!
ReplyDeleteI like the contrast of the ground cover. Such pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteHope lives!
ReplyDeleteIt's so strong!
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of a flower we call, "Buttercups" in our local mountains.
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