I always get most excited when I see these gorgeous flowers bloom in my garden. They're like a little timeclock that rings, "It's officially springtime!" And warm weather and more flowers are here! Happy spring!
3/31/10
MY FAVORITE SPRING FLOWERS HAVE BLOOMED!
I always get most excited when I see these gorgeous flowers bloom in my garden. They're like a little timeclock that rings, "It's officially springtime!" And warm weather and more flowers are here! Happy spring!
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How pretty! Happy Spring to you!!
ReplyDeletexoxo~Meg
Hi Juliette,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the follow, and the kind words. I love your work, too! I'm glad to have found you! :) Lol, your gnome is almost like mine!
lovely to see some signs of spring!
ReplyDeleteYour necklaces are now on my blog!!!!
thanks for following my blog! I also love your gnome and have a similar one in my front yard! I will follow you as well! Looks like you have a great and fun blog!
ReplyDeleteThey are very pretty... Your garden gnome has done a good job caring for them...
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty...love white flowers!
ReplyDeleteI'm just waiting for my lilacs to appear. They make me feel so blissful - sometimes I really think they're just for me;)
ReplyDeletehappy spring! your garden flowers are SO cute!
ReplyDeleteSoo pretty!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't spring so great? Pretty flowers!
ReplyDeletepretty flowers - and I love that gnome that made it into the picture.
ReplyDeleteAnd I actually visited Wisconsin - I've got a lot of distant relatives over there. Hope it's warming up over there :)
Hi There..Thanks for stopping by...me too I love our daffodils when I see the bulbs starting to come through..I know its spring then and I sit out on my swing even if its cold...with a snuggie..Lol...Im going to check out the rest of your blog and Etsy..Im following too..!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute!!! Happy Spring :)
ReplyDeleteLoving your adorable art! Do you know the name of the flowers?
ReplyDeletei'm not certain what they are, but the lovely white flowers bloom from these shriveled leaf-rolls that start out looking like zombie fingers creeping up from the soil. someone once called them "may apples."
ReplyDeleteso you glad you all enjoy them as much as I do :)
I love crocuses!
ReplyDeleteThose are popping up all over our yard too! Purple and white crocus! So pretty
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