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the bluebells are out!

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Seen on our walk this morning.

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Aren't they lovely?

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And for fun: a nearby squirrel (the picture is grainy because my phone doesn't have optical zoom)

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Seen in my driveway bed this lunchtime.
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When will the daffodils be in bloom in Bonavista? Late August? :innocent:
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HansV wrote:
13 Apr 2024, 15:24
When will the daffodils be in bloom in Bonavista? Late August? :innocent:
Surely!
Guaranteed!!

Only the year is in question. :innocent:
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Here's some bluebells from my walk in the local woods today...
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Great!
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StuartR wrote:
13 Apr 2024, 16:23
Here's some bluebells from my walk in the local woods today...
Ah, the tropical south. They're not at the magnificent unique shade of blue carpet stage yet up here.

Bluebells always remind me of my dad because a photo of him, aged about 12, stood in a bluebell wood always had pride of place in my grandparents living room. It was only a B&W picture but somehow that didn't matter.

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My snowdrop bluebells things came and went already very quickly this year. - We have had some of the, sadly ever increasing in size, up and down blips in temperatures that have knocked things out of wack a bit, :(
I seriously don’t ever try to annoy. Maybe I am just the kid that missed being told about the King’s new magic suit, :(

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DocAElstein wrote:
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My snowdrop bluebells things...
Huh? Snowdrops and bluebells are too different flowers

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My snowdrops, we know, are special, Ken
https://eileenslounge.com/viewtopic.php ... 85#p304985
They take on many forms at the start of the year
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As mentioned there, those were neither snowdrops nor bluebells but crocuses...
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OK, I will have a word with them, later, when they reappear as SunFlowers
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:igiveup:
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I'm reminded of a sign near a nursery.

"Spring is here! I was so excited I wet my plants."

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stuck wrote:
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Huh? Snowdrops and bluebells are too different flowers
And as long as you have more than one of them, they are also ... :flee: :evilgrin:
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HansV wrote:
13 Apr 2024, 21:08
As mentioned there, those were neither snowdrops nor bluebells but crocuses...
Funny thing about crocuses: very hardy plants. Never been known to croc.
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Spring may be the time for crocii, but winter is the time for croaky.

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Crocii?! 'Croci', at a pinch...
O woe, Geoff! I'll bet you also use 'virii' instead of 'viruses'...
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