These little snowdrops welcomed me to spring over at Green Briar Nature Center, Sandwich MA.
If you get to know me well then you'll discover I love wildflowers, birds, being outside and basically anything to do with nature. Today being the first day of Spring seemed a good time to pay my tribute to the heralding snowdrop. Green Briar has hundreds of them marching through the landscape as if on parade.
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This is one of the few clumps I have growing in my own backyard.
Now with all these flowers you would hope to see them open and smiling but noooooooooooooooooooo. So I had to google one open to show you.
If you get to know me well then you'll discover I love wildflowers, birds, being outside and basically anything to do with nature. Today being the first day of Spring seemed a good time to pay my tribute to the heralding snowdrop. Green Briar has hundreds of them marching through the landscape as if on parade.
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This is one of the few clumps I have growing in my own backyard.
Now with all these flowers you would hope to see them open and smiling but noooooooooooooooooooo. So I had to google one open to show you.
Or .....you can bring them inside where it's cozy and warm to coax them open as my sister did here.
2 comments:
I love snowdrops, don't you? They are so 'classy' somehow. Lovely pictures - thank you for sharing.
Hope you and yours have a lovely Easter weekend. x
Beautiful snowdrops, I love them. I have been really fortunate in that my Dad has dug up some of his for me this year, so I can increase my stocks. I hope they re-appear next year as beautiful in my garden, as they do in his? x
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