You may recall that February is my (first) favorite month. It was a little difficult to stay focused on painting when just outside the studio there were all these daffodils. I took a break on February 25 to photograph all the various groups around the yard, both for your pleasure and for mine.
Good news is that deer don’t eat daffodils; bad news is that they have a very short season (which is why I have to roam around the yard while they are blooming in spite of having a pile of paintings to finish.)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I went back to the easels that afternoon. Thank you for your concern. I will show you tomorrow.
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I’m enjoying my daffodils in the yard also. I have some double flowers that are top heavy but gorgeous! I decided to pick some today and bring them indoors so they won’t plant their little faces in the mud during the rain tomorrow. Yay rain!!
Nikki, those weather guessers continue to overadvertise and underdeliver on rain!
Oh so beautiful, I enjoyed all the pictures, Thank you!
Virginia, you are most welcome. It is a pleasure to share beauty with folks who appreciate it too.
This reminds me of my grandmother and her beloved daffodils that popped up in front of our cabin, albeit a bit later than in the lower elevations. I never saw them in person, but special friends would take photos during visits in May.
Sharon, I believe that I am one of those “special friends”. 😎
Why, yes, you are! <3
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