Hi thought all you lovely peeps might enjoy this photo of snowdrops in my front garden - I planted groups of them in the autumn , on a good day !
Jacqueline
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Snowdrops
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They are lovely, a sure sign spring is on the way, thank goodness.
We have an assortment in our garden, daffies, snowdrops and primroses and they are certainly cheering me up. 
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in reply to bluebell99
Yes I agree they make me feel happy.
Beautiful - I put a photo up last week of snowdrops - daffs and crocus but the rain we've had over last few days have started to turn them - shame as they were lovely. 😘😘😘🤗🤗🤗
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That is a pity ,😞
It always amazes me that something so fragile can break through the earth at this time of year, I love everything about them. I am a bit miffed as I planted some in the green in a little bed in my small front garden only to look out of the window to see the resident squirrel chobbling away at the bulbs, Grhh. All I have now is a little patch of bare earth. Strangely he did the like the taste of the miniature Daffs.x
in reply to rosewine
Oh dear naughty squirrel ! I do think they are cute but maybe not in the garden. So I guess you will be planting miniature staffs from now on ? I do have some my are so cute. Jacqueline x
rosewine in reply to
I used to have masses in the rockery at the other place. I used to buy the mixed bags of the miniatures from a pound shop and they used to all come up. Strangely the squirrels didn't get them out of the rockery only the garden. I live the spring.x
Don't you just love them💕 letting you know spring is on its way🌷. Chris
in reply to cespinosa
Yes Chris makes me feel good too.
They are so beautiful my friend, thank you so much for sharing x
in reply to TheAuthor
You are very welcome x
Beautiful . I am enjoying seeing all the pretty spring flowers out and about. I took my doggie out for his afternoon walk yesterday and it was so lovely. The sun was out and so where lots of Daffodils 🌼 and Snowdrops and Crocuses .
We have recently moved into a new house and the garden is starting to come alive with colour. Being an avid gardener I can't wait for the warmer weather . Health permitting.
When I was first diagnosed with Fibromyalgia,three years ago now , I decided that I would need to find something to do with my mind if I wasn't going tone able to work. So I got stuck in to my gardening. I can't always do lots but pacing yourself and pottering seem too work.
All the best.
Jane 🌸🌺🌼
in reply to Smiler69
Hi Jane I also love to garden and I find it calming and it takes my mind off the Fibromyalgia for a few hours. I also pace myself and I am very lucky my husband likes to do the hard digging. Hope you get lots of pleasure out of your new garden. Jacqueline x
Ah love snowdrops. One of the first signs of better things to come every year. xxx
