What spring garden show
would be complete without daffodils?
There are so many sorts to choose from -
so many shades of yellow,
even orange,
single and double petals.
10 months ago
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3 comments:
I love daffodils and the fact that their season can be quite long and varied with early flowering bulbs, and miniatures and later blooms. I love the smell of daffs, too!
I wish they lasted longer...ours are long gone...
Some of my dafs are going over now, but the narcissi are still to come.
You have it all ahead of you still.
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