It doesn’t take much for me to start thinking about spring; a couple of days of windy and rainy overcast will do it! So instead of pining, I decided it would be a good idea to post a bit of spring.
March
Buttercups …
… tulips …
… daffodils.
April
Okanagan sunflowers …
… narcissus …
… plum …
… dogwood …
… magnolias …
… rhododendrons.
And that’s just March and April! Next week I’ll post some flower power pictures from May and June. Just looking through my spring photos puts a smile on my face; if you’re experiencing the seasonal blues I hope these help a bit. 🌸
Happy Tuesday.
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Lovely spring flowers Lynette. However, when you think of spring coming soon, that reminds me that winter will be coming to Sydney haha.
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It’s such a beautiful time of year. Awww, sorry about that, Wayne. But I think your winter is milder than ours. 😉
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Aww that’s very true so I won’t complain 🤗
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Hahaha. 😊 Cheers.
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It feels good to see these bright colours.
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It sure does, doesn’t it? I really enjoyed looking through my flower photos. 🌸
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Lovely blooms, Lynette xx
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Thanks, Jo. It was so dreary and drizzly here today that flowers seemed like the right thing!
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Amazing photos of the gorgeous flowers Lynette.
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Thank you very much, Mags. 😊 Today we had a very gloomy overcast with drizzle, so flowers felt right. 🌸 Cheers.
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Thanks Lynette, these are beautiful. There’s an embankment outside my bedroom window where the first daffodils come up. I’m expecting them in about four weeks. Maybe we’ll get a little late snow to go with them, it’s pretty.
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Thank you, Lynette, your beautiful flower photos are the perfect remedy for the winter blues.
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