creative thinking ~ greener living
The photo is actually from last year, but that's how the crocuses are looking in The Meadows, Edinburgh, just now!
What a lovely photo and warming thought!
Very cheering!
Oh wow! I just love the purple ones. Mine are just coming out and they always remind me of old fashioned purple humbug sweets. I shall post mine when they are a bit further out. Lovely shot.
They are beautiful. So many together!
SPRING FEVER!
I can smell these.........mmmmmmmmm..........;)
February windI want to believethe crocus(My "signature" haiku)
How springly inspiring.
Beautiful words and flowers. I love the way the crocuses look in a field of green.
I would be happy to see one.
They are gorgeous, always the first flower in my yard. They seem to say "Hello, welcome to spring"
Wow, so pretty - wish we had them. Lovely haiku.
How beautiful! I haven't seen any here yet, it's been too cold. Maybe in a few weeks :)Cheers,Jo
Pretty! Ours are - oops - were out. Covered with snow now!
How lovely that they spread across fields.
First report of crocuses :) It'll be the daffs before we know it and Summer will be upon us.
Stunning picture! Don't care if its last year, its a sign of warmer things to come!
They are both lovely - the photograph and the haiku.
They are very lovely. To me, they look as if they were just placed there on the grass randomly.
Beautiful flowers are writing. I wish we had crocuses by now but we're still getting snow. Sometime in March we'll get our first snowdrops.
I am sitting in northeastern Washington and it is 0 degrees. I loved this photo!
A nice haiku. I love the mix of images and sounds.
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What a lovely photo and warming thought!
ReplyDeleteVery cheering!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I just love the purple ones. Mine are just coming out and they always remind me of old fashioned purple humbug sweets. I shall post mine when they are a bit further out. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. So many together!
ReplyDeleteSPRING FEVER!
ReplyDeleteI can smell these.........
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmm..........
;)
February wind
ReplyDeleteI want to believe
the crocus
(My "signature" haiku)
How springly inspiring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words and flowers. I love the way the crocuses look in a field of green.
ReplyDeleteI would be happy to see one.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous, always the first flower in my yard. They seem to say "Hello, welcome to spring"
ReplyDeleteWow, so pretty - wish we had them. Lovely haiku.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I haven't seen any here yet, it's been too cold. Maybe in a few weeks :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Jo
Pretty! Ours are - oops - were out. Covered with snow now!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely that they spread across fields.
ReplyDeleteFirst report of crocuses :) It'll be the daffs before we know it and Summer will be upon us.
ReplyDeleteStunning picture! Don't care if its last year, its a sign of warmer things to come!
ReplyDeleteThey are both lovely - the photograph and the haiku.
ReplyDeleteThey are very lovely. To me, they look as if they were just placed there on the grass randomly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers are writing. I wish we had crocuses by now but we're still getting snow. Sometime in March we'll get our first snowdrops.
ReplyDeleteI am sitting in northeastern Washington and it is 0 degrees. I loved this photo!
ReplyDeleteA nice haiku. I love the mix of images and sounds.
ReplyDelete