Their cheerful faces and golden colours never cease to amaze and delight me. Lovely memories of our friends‘ garden (rather a parkl!) in Exeter – whenever we drove up to their house, they were nodding along. I can‘t get over them and have some planted at my place. And always early friends announcing that spring is REALLY coming.
It wouldn’t be spring without the daffodils. They do look lovely en masse. Here there are some growing in the verges, but as I am carless still I haven’t driven down there this year.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Well. that’s nice to know. And don’t they look bonnie!
We, on the other hand, are battling Sahara sand, which is all very well in the desert, but not so great on your patio. C’est la vie!
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Oh, I remember that from France. Not fun, is it? Though then at least it didn’t tend to last that long. Happy weekend anyway, Jo.
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It’s normally just a day but… climate change and all that! Going up in the hills walking anyway.
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Go for it! Perhaps a dreaded anti-Covid mask will come in handy?
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🤣💙
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I love a good field of daffs 😍
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There’s something about them that’s so uplifting, I find.
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I do as well
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I love daffodils and they will always remind me of my mom!
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I hope you have plenty surrounding you at the right time of year then. Yes, a special flower indeed.
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I don’t, very dry during summer here where I stay and it’s sandy soil.
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😦
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Such a cheering sight! We’ve been admiring magnolias here but today’s wind is going to put paid to that. Wisterias are in bud, though.
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Oh, silly magnolias! They open too early every single year. Here too. But wisterias here are sensibly still tucked up in bed.
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yay for springtime
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Yes! We need it this year. As ever.
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Lovely! They’re such cheerful flowers – always nice to see.
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They never fail to raise my spirits – until they start looking manky as they die.
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Ah Fountains amidst the daffodils! Most uplifting
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I love it. It looked great yesterday.
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Excellent!
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Wonderful to see their sunshiney colour, and even more so in that setting!
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My favourite time of year at Fountains.
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Their cheerful faces and golden colours never cease to amaze and delight me. Lovely memories of our friends‘ garden (rather a parkl!) in Exeter – whenever we drove up to their house, they were nodding along. I can‘t get over them and have some planted at my place. And always early friends announcing that spring is REALLY coming.
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I think the daffodils must be right. Spring MAY be round the corner.
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Lovely to see all the daffodils – I guess it must be spring! 🙂
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So the daffodils tell me. The weather? Not so much.
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It’s getting better! 🙂
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Not up here it ain’t!
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That’s what I call “a host of golden daffoldils”
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You’re absolutely right Sheree.
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Thanks Margaret
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Loveliness.
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Daffodils are good at uplifting the soul.
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And very lovely they look too. (A six word comment!)
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And very much appreciated too Anabel (6)
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It wouldn’t be spring without the daffodils. They do look lovely en masse. Here there are some growing in the verges, but as I am carless still I haven’t driven down there this year.
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You have daffodils a-plenty to keep you going, but I do hope the car issue is solved soon.
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So wonderfully beautiful!
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You’re right there. And it’s our ‘back yard’. Aren’t we lucky?
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Fantastically fortunate!
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Beautiful daffodils! They are having a very good year I think.
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So far … But 40 mph winds don’t help.
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Poor daffs!
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😦
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So good. This sun yellow after the drab times .
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Exactly. So cheery.
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You’re very lucky having this on your doorstep.
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And don’t I know it.
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The daffodils and the stonework set each other off beautifully. I hope this really is spring then for you?
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Nope. Said she looking out at the rain. Again.
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Oh dear – a long time coming, despite the promise of the daffodils …
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We have daffodils. And rain. And mud.
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