Yellow Flowers for Springtime, for Easter

Easter greetings to you all!

The header photo is of gorse coming into its best at our local nature reserve.

Then there are primroses, daffodils, crocus, celandines, marsh marigolds and cowslips.

For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.

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Author: margaret21

I'm retired and live in North Yorkshire, where I walk , write, volunteer and travel as often as I can.

44 thoughts on “Yellow Flowers for Springtime, for Easter”

  1. A very sunny post. I’m still pulling out the lesser celandines from my garden. Lovely as the flowers are it is quite an invasive plant. Best admired in the verges.

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  2. Beautiful, Margaret! We have loads of gorse and lavender here, but today the streets are awash and there’s talk of cancelling the lovely procession at Sao Bras with the carpet of flowers. Good news for the reservoirs- always a bright side! – but friends are not happy. We’ll probably be doing DIY most of the week in Leeds. Incidentally, we hope to go to the Polish restaurant in Chapel Allerton next Saturday lunchtime, before our flight home. The youngsters won’t be joining us so if you happened to be free, let me know.

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    1. I’ve a feeling we’re heading for Team Bolton, but it would be fun to meet, and it’s yonks since I’ve eaten Polish too. I’ll keep you posted – thanks!

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  10. Here we often use marsh marigold and cowslip interchangeably. I see that last photo is different than what we have here. Very beautiful, all your yellow flowers!

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