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Linda, lovely and so clear. I found that bending down, I couldn't keep still to capture a good shot. Also my knees hurt. So you did a wonderful job getting the photos.
ReplyDeleteOKKKKK, I have daffodil envy! I want that peach edged one! SPECTACULAR!!
ReplyDeleteI have some that look like these; the strange thing is that it was an early heat that got to mine!
ReplyDeleteFabulous - I'm with you Carol, love the peachy one. I'll need to see if I can find some bulbs for next year.
ReplyDeleteWow! Stunning! My daffodils didn't bother coming up this year, so I am going to enjoy these.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!
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