And other things that I like!
Those are lovely.
Oh wow! Snow falling here!
What a wonderful sight to see!
We don't really count them as a sign of Spring here, not sure why though. But they count in my book. Nice catch.
How odd to see flowers in February. I hope they survive the snow and continue to bloom after the snow melts.
There is one spot where I found snowdrops last year, and I am starting to think about them again. It will still be awhile, however.
The snowdrops are pretty, a lovely sight to see.Take care, have a great day!
Yearning for spring! Aloha!
While they grow here, yours look so fresh as they come to life after a nice winter sleep.
One of my favorites, although I usually see these at higher elevations in the Blue Ridge mountains.
They look lovely.
Nature is really a month too early.
Wow!
Can't believe it! Do you live in the tropics?
My family's garden was full of them!In Braunschweig... I saw them but once. Can you plant them? On the balcony?
Those are lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Snow falling here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sight to see!
ReplyDeleteWe don't really count them as a sign of Spring here, not sure why though. But they count in my book. Nice catch.
ReplyDeleteHow odd to see flowers in February. I hope they survive the snow and continue to bloom after the snow melts.
ReplyDeleteThere is one spot where I found snowdrops last year, and I am starting to think about them again. It will still be awhile, however.
ReplyDeleteThe snowdrops are pretty, a lovely sight to see.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day!
Yearning for spring! Aloha!
ReplyDeleteWhile they grow here, yours look so fresh as they come to life after a nice winter sleep.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites, although I usually see these at higher elevations in the Blue Ridge mountains.
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely.
ReplyDeleteNature is really a month too early.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteCan't believe it! Do you live in the tropics?
ReplyDeleteMy family's garden was full of them!
ReplyDeleteIn Braunschweig... I saw them but once. Can you plant them? On the balcony?