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Our daffodils are now long gone for this year, but not forgotten. Mon Cheri was a pretty, new daffodil in our yard this spring.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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14 comments:
I just love the name!!!! Beautiful.
and it is a sweet daffodil. the names of your flowers, as i told betsy, are a real hoot and I like it that you tell us the names. I need to start looking mine up, i just snap and post,
How can we forget about a beautiful one?
Oh this is beautiful Orange and whitee. :)
Got an award George on my blog :)
This is a beauty with it's orange centre.
Thank goodness for pictures. That is a beauty as is the iris.
Such a big color difference between the center and outer petals and so sharply divided! A great picture!
That was real nice up close, too. I'm a big fan of secondary colors.
lovely flower! we are waiting for summer, but instead we get only cold and rain :)
I still want to get me some bulbs that produce white daffodils with orange or yellow centers. Mine are all yellow. Have not seen any bulbs at the nursery lately.
Stunning and what a sweet name!
I like the name and the unusual color combination. Our daffodils are fading, but they're still standing in the front beds.
Gosh, that was it? That's how short their blooming season is? I feel like you've only just begun taking pictures of them and now they're gone.
I'm glad you were able to photograph them then. I think I mentioned once that we don't have daffodils, so I really appreciate seeing them in your blogs.
If your flowers are anything like mine, they're all celebrating! Really! -- Almost everything seems to be blooming early -- I think they're very happy not to be covered by three feet of snow! (Aren't we all?)
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