Daffodils!...The "old-fashioned" kind ~ I haven't been out of town in over a week, and didn't realize that the "vintage" ones were already blooming along the county roads...I never fail to wonder how the seemingly random clumps came to be where they are (although sometimes it's obvious, around a long-abandoned homestead)...
I like to imagine who originally planted them ~ old-fashioned bulbs like these were handed down..."passed-along" to possibly a newly married home-maker of years ago...
At my Dad's farm, there were huge drifts of yellow "jonquils" as well as delicate, fragrant narcissuses at the top of the hill where a house had once stood. Right after the farm sold, I dug and dug one afternoon (in the hard, resistant gumbo!) ~ only taking the narcissuses, though ~ knowing that it was probably my one chance to bring some of them to my house in town, in the next county over. (The Narcissi bloom a little later...I will post some photos of them soon!)
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Anne
my favorite flowers, anne. my grandmother had hundreds that were beautiful in the spring...
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My daffs are coming up also. And they are the old fashioned kind as well.
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Cindy
Hi Anne,I adore the flowers.I cant wait til spring.
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Hi Anne:) What a great blog you have! So glad you found mine so that I found yours. lol Love your flowers and gorgeous bunnies. Newest follower here:) I'll be back to say hello.
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Capers of the vintage vixens
I transplanted some daffodils last year from my late great-grandmother's abandoned garden. They are just now starting to bloom. Glad you got some from your Dad's farm while you could. I love those sentimental attachments.
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