Spring Photos
Only one lone daffadil this year, for some reason. Last year, I had many!
My white Magnolia tree is beginning to bloom. My yellow tree is a little behind.
I hope I get alot of pears this year. Still waiting to see blossoms growing....I didn't get any pears last year, so one pear would be a miracle.
Have you ever seen a may fly? I saw a swarm of them last week. They only live for 24 hours! They seemed so happy to be able to fly! God Bless them!


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So pretty.... Thanx for sharing Bob!!
Thankyou Sun!
thanks bobberoonie.....hugs the flowers look nice...
So great to hear from you Bob! Hope your trees bloom for you this year. We have some irises that are starting to look good. Children were moving in
How is your baby doing? Yoda is now 10 years old and our feral cat is at least will years or more 6 ft away. He has adopted us LOL fill me in on what's been going on with you and it was. Are you still doing the woodwork? Give me a shout let's not lose each other again. God bless you!
Oh, reminds me of Whitman's poem about lilacs, Bob.
Thankyou Bill.
Mysooner, I will send you a pm
Muji, thankyou for the complment!
spring is late this year. We are just starting to have daffodils and the tulips are still dormant. Hope that you get better weather and flowers will bloom hugs
Spring is coming slow this year. Beautiful picture!
Here's to happy moments!
Thankyou Mary. I have one tulip also. Forgot to mention that.
Yes Mid! I want pears so bad....I can taste them! :) That would make me really happy!
I have the plants that grow in my back of the kennel area that are something that blooms...but they have not bloomed....I do not know what they are....I used to mow them down....there are two bunches back there and one on side of the shed.....the look kind of like your daffodil but it has not sent any flower out yet.....maybe it is a surprise lilly? or Iris? I do not know....letting it grow this year and see if it flowers for Bebe's sake....
Very pretty, Bob! Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous xxx
That is a sign that your daffodil bulbs need dug up and separated, then replanted. Too many "baby bulbs" are attached to "the mother". This usually happens at about the 5 year mark after initial planting. This also applies to most spring bulbs. They propagate underground from the main bulb. (Unless you have the patience to grow bulbs from the seed pods after the flowers are spent, and they dry on the stem.)