The daffodils are the star performers from mid-March through mid-April.
They can naturalize and 'move' with the help of rodents.
So you never know where you might see them.
My family has planted dozens and dozens in the years that we've lived here.
Our earliest, February Gold blooms at the end of February while our latest, Pheasant's Eye is a May bloomer.
We are getting some nice strong stands of flowers.
They are a cheery sight on a gray rainy day.
Passionale is my favorite. Amazingly this thrives in the deep dry shade of oak trees.
Orange and yellow...
White and yellow...
And orange and white.
There's something for everyone!
11 comments:
I am without daffodils at this home. I keep saying I am going to do it, I think maybe THIS fall I will finally will. I want PINK daffs.
Happy Easter to you Beth! Your daffodils are gorgeous! I always enjoy your woodpeckers and your pictures of the Pileated Woodpecker are amazing!
Beth, your daffodils are just fantastic & gorgeous love the natural way❤️ Had to share first Red naped Sapsucker of the year so pretty..enjoy your Easter many blessings...
Beautiful!
Beautiful Easter holidays!
They're such happy flowers.
I wandered lonely as a cloud .... springs to mind with a host of lovely daffodils , when I saw your post ... I have a couple in our front garden that come up every year through the purple slate ... love mouse xxxx
Glorious! I just love daffodils.
Beautiful flowers!!! I love daffodils too. I think they are a favorite of many. Happy Easter! RJ from Stitchingfriendsforever2
I do love daffodils! What a treat your daffs are!
Daffodils are so worth celebrating!!
Just breathtakingly beautiful. My mom loved daffs.
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