Yesterday, I found three coltsfoot buds poking through the dead grass.
I brought one home, so I could see it open fully.
It opened out as it got warm, and closed half way about dark, even though it was under the plant lights.
It has opened again this morning!!! Unlike a dandelion.
I am linking this with NF Blo-Ma.
I'd never seen one before - lovely!
ReplyDeleteDet är ju sååå härligt när de första tussilagon tittar fram i dikena.
ReplyDeleteHa en fin vecka
Kram Meta
cool...looks like our dandelions...
ReplyDeleteI just learned something new. I had no idea a coltsfoot blossom would reopen the next day!
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty shade of yellow!!
ReplyDeleteThat is neat....opens and half closes and then open again. Pretty unusual. The yellow is so bright and pretty. genie
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I haven't seen one here yet. Maybe I'll find one during the weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little sun shine!
ReplyDeleteI never knew the difference:) huh guess you do learn something new everyday great shots. B
ReplyDeleteA real sign of spring! I saw some here too.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots .... I just saw some today, the first sign of spring :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI planted pansies today. It may be a mistake, but I'm prepared to deal with it!
The tulips are about 8". The bleeding heart, in a sheltered corner is as tall!
I love your treasures! That is an amazing quilt.
Cheers from Cottage Country!
Coltsfoot is that what you call them not dandelions? Or it means dandelions. Educate me.
ReplyDeleteThe daffy is so bright and yellow and pretty and Spring for sure. Lucky Ducky you.
Snow has gone here I see the deer in the yard the three of them and the robbins but to-morrow calls for SNOW. Boooo Hooo
Will it ever end.
I love them and they finally started to bloom here as well. Fun thing about them is if I try to sniff the scent I start to sneeze. :)
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