No matter where you look at the moment, there they are
Shimmering brightly in the sunshine, dancing in the breeze
You can find them on roadsides
In small gardens .....
and large ones, too!
Outside shops
on village greens
In churchyards far and wide
and in cheerful jugs and vases
around the house and home.
Hurrah for Daffodils!
I love daffodils and it looks like you do too Rosie. I have one daffodil in my garden this year! I think I will have to dig up the bulbs and divide them! x
ReplyDeleteOh they're lovely aren't they. My favourites at this time of the year and your photos really do them justice. What a lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteYes, a BIG cheer for daffodils! Suzy x
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are my favorite spring flower. I had two blissful weeks and now, they have all dried up and are gone. I wish I knew how to make them last longer but it was must be our desert climate that cuts their lives short.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post! I've been amazed by the length of the daffodil season this year. It has seemed like a real spring. Jx
ReplyDeleteThe daffodils have been glorious this year and they are still looking bright in my garden, Round the ring road, however, they are all dying down looking rather faded and forlorn.
ReplyDeleteI'm really worried about the ones in my garden with the threat of SNOW!!! Youve now got me singing one of my favourite songs too - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hMrRspL8oc&feature=related
ReplyDeleteSo many people grow their own daffs that it's a mystery to me who buys them from the shops. I love the flowers and I love your pictures of them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely !!!
ReplyDeletePictures are fantastic !
Hugs Dear Rosie !
And the only place we can find them is in the supermarket. But I buy three bunches at a time while the buds are still closed, then set them in a sunny spot on the patio. In a couple of days we have bright gorgeous daffodils.
ReplyDeleteSuch ceerful flowers, isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteWishing you and Paul a happy Easter!
xxx
Oh yes, they are so bright and cheerful - what's not to love!
ReplyDeleteJeanne
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They seem to be the one plant that everyone seems to love - the garden seems a sadder place when they have gone over.
ReplyDeletewe agree, though the recent rain and hail has bashed them a bit (we are currently in Cornwall for easter). We love daffs.. such happy positive flowers! Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xxx
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you too Rosie!
ReplyDeleteYour churchyard photo would make the most perfect Easter card.
Lovely narrative, and what a great idea to go daffodil spotting! Beautiful photos too! Happy Easter Rosie. x
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