We had snow this morning.
By noon, it had changed to a rain/snow mix.
I am glad that crocuses are prepared for this sort of thing.
Maybe not happy about the snow, but willing to stand up to it.
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7 comments:
Oh dear. We had about 8" of snow. Our are just buried! Glad yours are doing well.
I'm so sorry, I hope they survive, and I have been complaining about our cold wind...
Wonderful pictures but I do hope they are fighters!
They are even pretty in the snow!
I love the ability of these flowers to bloom in the snow, promising that spring is on the way. Great shots!
It seems winter is not willing to give up quite yet. We also had a few snow flurries today but they melted away as soon as they hit the ground.
Strangely pretty with snow on crocuses.
Great shots. I sure hope they survive that snow.
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