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I snapped these crocus blossoms last Saturday. I never expected to have crocus blooming in our yard in February, but I'm not complaining.
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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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27 comments:
How can you complaint about a wonder being sent over to you?
Yes, you cannot complaint.
What a beauty Geroge.
Crocus.. i love that flowers.. they are so beautiful) and colours are fantastic))
Beautiful flowers with a sound full of delicacy and finesse.
Love these George!!! The color is so intense!!!
No crocus planted in our yard - yet. Your's are beautiful, George.
pretty purple comely crocus.. gorgeous
Oh, the beautiful color!!! It looks like intense indigo, but I have a feeling it's really purple. They are starting to come up here!!
Love the colors in your other blog today. I'm commenting here because for some reason my comment will not go through over there. Probably just a temporaray glitch.
Neither would I be. Flowers bring so much joy and these are so pretty. I am still watching my little oaks and I can't wait to be able to plant them outside.
But they are still too small.
:)
Complaining about blooming Crocuses would be wrong.These are beautiful.
Lucky, lucky YOU!
coming via Kim's site, Singapore reclaims a lot of land, I am always worried when they build tall buildings on them.
What a colorful little surprise. Beautiful photo.
How beautiful and blessed you are having these so early. I have not had them. Such a pretty bright color.
Spectacular, sir! Wonderful color!
Thanks for sharing.
Hugs.
Beautiful! Such a deep purple.
I keep looking for mine but as of yet there is nothing. I usually have to snap a quick photo before the deer wander through and nibble them off. ;(
They are beautiful, George. Ours are usually blooming right now and so are the daffs but they are buried under this dratted snow. MB
I love snow crocus - - so delicate & hardy and of course, beautiful.
These harbingers of spring are so very lovely!
This winter is ful of surprises. Thanks for sharing these beauties.
What beautiful colours!!
Great job!
The first of many flowers to announce spring, the crocus is very beautiful and very brave to appear in this still unstable weather!
oh can't wait for spring and see colors again.
They're beautiful! Nice to have flowers blooming already.
oh, you already have beautiful beings manifesting in the form of flowers!
Wow, already?!! Nice flowers, George! That blue is so deep and rich.
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