Wesa in South-Central Kansas have been in a 7-year drought (okay...maybe a slight exaggeration...but wesa be on year 3 or 4 right now) so our plants are few as it is and then an ice storm came the day after these photos were taken. Take a look at the first and last look at oursa daffodils for this season of bloom.
Much Luvums,
The Slimmer Puggums
George, Gracie, Toby, Lily, & Mimi
11 comments:
I loves loves loves Daffodils. They smell good and look so pretty. Sorry your weather is making it hard to grow them.
Love Noodles
Yep , how did you guys like the ice, we got lots of broken trees here, but the rain was over 1-1/2 inch yesterday, Yea!
The Mad Scots
Goodbye Daffodils and lots of other plants!
OH they are GORGEOUS!! Sometimes LESS is MORE. They stand out this way. And they ARE outstanding!!
Sorry they didn't last longer, but they are very pretty.
Love,
Christy
We are so glad you had a daffodil to make you happy even for a day! It's dry where we live, too... but not as dry as a month ago! (Leavenworth County) We hope you get rain soon!
Oh how MOM and I just love that flower. It has very special meaning in my MOM's life.
Blessings,
Goose
Your daffodils were so pretty and had such promise. Sometimes the weather demons can be cruel to the gardens (they are here, too). But Kansas is Sunflower Heaven, right? So we will see LOTS of happy nodding giant blooms in a couple of months, yes?
Mother Earth is putting on a show- and we really do not know what to expect.
Such sweet little daffodils.
love
tweedles
We love Daffs, we have had so much rain, snow and cold that our plants are not popping up xx00xx
Mollie and Alfie
If we get any rain we will send it right to you. Beautiful daffodils
Benny & Lily
Love daffy dillies! So pretty
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