“If winter comes, can spring be far behind?”
― Percy Bysshe Shelley
We saw a bit of the snow last week and that will be enough for me this season – though the odds of that are against me. However, I would much rather see the white daffodils. These were in our flower bed at the side of the house very early this last Spring.
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You could have taken them on my backyard!! lovely!
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Indeed! Thank you!
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Images of purity. Just beautiful.
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Thank you! We only had a few of the all-white version this year.
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I think Shelley may be a bit of an optimist here! Plenty of bad weather to come in north western Europe before the umbrellas are put away (until summer, but that’s a different story)
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It is always good to be optimistic as winter begins to rear its head!
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Are white daffodils rare? I never see them around here.
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I am not sure just how rare they are. We have these and some others that have white petals but yellow horns.
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Great Pics. But Daffodils, Look more like Irises?
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These are known as daffodils around here and as narcissus in other parts of the country. You can see some irises at this post: http://atrivialmindatwork.com/2015/01/29/consider-iris/
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Interesting
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