Oh! Glorious Spring-like temperatures, how I've missed you. Don't get me wrong, winter was fun and cozy. Two (two!) snow events. Warm fires. Warm quilts. Warm soups. Yes, winter was surely enjoyed. But it's time to move aside and welcome Spring. I have a few patches of daffodils in full bloom. They are such a bright spot after the gray days of winter. I made this little bouquet and put them in this little Dutch girl vase. I just love it, I think it's so cute.
I have more daffodils this year than in years past. I know it's because of the cold winter we've had. I have one patch that used to bloom but now doesn't. Not sure why. They send up nice green leaves but no flowers. Maybe I'll dig them up and replant.
I love the little parrot vase. I'll pick more daffodils later today for it.
A nice, pretty little bouquet.
I hope your day will be a joyful one. Thanks for stopping by. Keep warm and take care!
This is totally adorable!!! I love both vases, but the parrot one is my favorite. Where did you find them? I did not know that Daffodils love really cold weather during the winter!
ReplyDeleteHi Ginny! The parrot was my mother's and I think it might have been her mother's. I found the little Dutch girl at a flea market. It is a miniature of a much larger one that was my grandmother's. I have another parrot, I'll be sure to show the other one.
ReplyDeleteLove these big gorgeous daffodils. Mine have not started blooming yet...can't wait...for now..I'm going to enjoy yours..love the little vase too...
ReplyDeleteRight now, daffodils are my favorite, That might change as the season progresses. I know you can't wait for yours to bloom. Have a great rest of your week.
DeleteIt's such a cheery bouquet! I love the vase and am always happy to see daffodils. I'm afraid we have a bit of a wait for them here.
ReplyDeleteI love daffodils. I have got to plant more this fall. Yours will be blooming before you know it. Have a great day.
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful to see. And the cute vases. They remind me of ones my mom and grandmother had years ago. Different animal shapes. I have to thin my daffs every other year. Therefore I now have a hundred replanted in the very back we keep wild for the deer. Can't wait another month for them to be open. So I'll look for more of yours, lol.
ReplyDeleteI have a patch of daffodils that didn't bloom, maybe I need to thin them out. Sounds wonderful to have so many, lucky you! Yours will be blooming before you know it.
DeleteHello Friend! Your daffs give me life!! I know it will be many weeks before I'll see mine sprouting -but love yours. ☀️💛 I'm dreaming on Spring and getting little tastes in the sunshine now. This post stated my sentiments exactly! Winter was cozy and wonderful - but now so ready to blossom into all things Spring. 💚💚💚
ReplyDeleteHang on, Carrie! Spring is just around the corner. I'm lucky to live where it comes earlier than most places. Come visit again for more spring fun. Have a great evening and the rest of your week.
DeleteA lovely burst of colour to start my day. Our snow is melting and there seems to be a hint of spring in the air. We still have to wait a while, but we know it’s on the way.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are seeing a bit of Spring on it's way. We had a high of 77*F yesterday. I think we have have colder weather next week, which is ok with me. Have a great day!
DeleteI am looking forward to spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteSpring is barreling down on us! Can't wait for the trees to leaf out.
DeleteMy daffs are still buried under feet of snow. So nice to see yours!
ReplyDeleteSo glad we get an early Spring here. We have a long growing season. Hang on and stay warm!
DeleteSuch beautiful flowers and whimsical flower pots.
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