Shh... No one told the dogwood, the Bradford Pear or the azalea that Spring is still 2 days away! All are beginning to put on a lovely show as this very dysfunctional Winter winds down!
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| Dogwood - Bromo Seltzer Bottle |
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| Daffodils & Tulips |
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| Ruffled Azalea - Ceramic Finger Vase |
Oh my gosh your spring is so far beyond the lonely daffodil blooming in my garden.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the hope of what is yet to come.
it's sleety/rainy 30degrees here.
I needed this.
xo jane
Jane... the weather has been very fickle here, but the blooms have persevered and are bringing lots of joy as a beautiful welcome to springtime. I have a new found respect for the lovely daffodils. My granddaughter and I planted 50+ bulbs several years ago. They put on an outstanding display for her 15th birthday a couple of weeks ago! Hang in there... Spring will find its way to y'all as well.... now we have to be prepared here for that cool snap we have every year at Easter! Did I say "fickle" weather? :-\
DeleteThe dogwood looks great in that blue bottle. And the daffs and tulips' green jug is lovely! x
ReplyDeleteThank you... I had to hijack the blue one from the bottle tree in the yard. Couldn't resist dressing it up with a twig or two of the dogwood. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteThe dogwood blossoms look like they're made of porcelain - very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe blooms came from the dogwood tree that my son and I planted when he was a boy...some 20+ years ago. It is a very special tree! Thanks for visiting!
DeleteOkay, I'm jealous. It's going to snow here tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteBut I love all your pretty flowers and great vases! Happy spring!
Jen... sending you sunshine and warm thoughts! Spring will make its way North soon. Appreciate your visit!
DeleteLooks lovely, it's always nice to have flowers in the house.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it? I wonder why I don't do this more often! Thanks...
DeleteSusan,
ReplyDeleteYou are sooooo lucky! If I am successful in joining Jane's blog party, you will feel very sorry for us Virginians. It has been so cold and wet here. Christa
The trees are lovely.. The Japanese Magnolias have come and gone, but our little town is coming to life! Stay cozy!
DeleteI love dog wood flowers, but I'd never had such elegant arrangement with it. All are radiant of spring. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words. The branches of the dogwood are lovely in each season, but especially Spring!
DeleteThose dogwood blossoms are gorgeous. Our dogwoods here in Minnesota have much smaller blossoms. We still love them, but it's a treat to see your luscious Southern dogwoods. The daffodils and tulips are fabulous too, and I really enjoy all your interesting vases. All those from your garden? I am jealous. Mine is still snoozing under about a foot of snow. Thanks for the taste of spring!
ReplyDeleteSharon.. Our weather is up and down... Due for freezing temps by the weekend and rain. The beautiful blooming trees will suffer. Yes, all are from our yard. Stay warm... springtime weather is near.
DeleteEach one of your flower arrangements is a wonderful breath of fresh spring air. So looking forward to warmer bright days. Just lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am tired of Winter gray... Bring on the sunshine!
DeleteHow beautiful is that Dogwood? Lucky plants and trees don't know the date!
ReplyDeletePenny x
Penny... The dogwood tree has put on a lovely show for Easter! So happy the last cold spell didn't harm the blooms!
Deletenice collection of vases and flowers!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Alicia!
DeleteLovely flowers! The dogwood is amazing!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Julie
Julie Magers Soulen Photography
Julie... Our neighborhood is ablaze in pinks! I think all on our road have pink azaleas blooming and dogwoods galore! It is a lovely sight! Thanks for your visit.
DeleteThe flowers (and the vases!) are beautiful, we have dogwood almost only in Botanical gardens. Very unusual: here in Berlin at the moment we look into a sky dancing with feathery white snowflakes - lovely in themselves, but "wrong time, wrong place". Happy Easter!
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