Blue primroses, with petals partially eaten by something (I think), among the white, yellow, and red.
These next few dry days will be quite welcome. I can tell the difference already, although Callie still picks up a lot of mud and sand. Not all the puddles in the vineyard are dry, not by a long shot. But they will be, eventually.
The best primrose photo! Those were planted outside our front door (by the builder). Nice memory. But now I'll be singing "Am I Blue" for the rest of the day. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHard to believe that we will be starting Daylight Time on Sunday. Seems just like the other day that
ReplyDeletewe were setting the clocks back.
We're suddenly getting blossoming daffodils everywhere, and our two Star Magnolia trees are blossoming! It just kind of snuck up on me :)
ReplyDeleteSpring has sprung here as well. I missed one set of blooms in my garden lot, since I could not get out there! But others have replaced them. And the mustard and collards are very healthy, in spite of my negligence. Yes, time to think of what to plant....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful primrose picture. I don't recall ever seeing that blue in real life.
ReplyDeleteWe're getting daffodils in western NC, too, and forsythia budding out. Also pollen starting up. Gah.
judy, isn't it nice? :)
ReplyDeletechristine, collards can take a lot of abuse, it seems. Good luck!
emm, pollen, yuck. Ken has a hard time with it.