After a long winter the first spring flowers are back! This daffodil is from my garden and it was delightful to see its bright cheery color.
These violets were in the yard (but not the garden) so I suppose they should be dug out or mowed. However I think I’ll leave them alone for now – they’re so colorful.
More flowers are getting ready to bloom, and I say the sooner the better!
Meggie's Adventures 
Such beauty. Have all my daffodils blooming. The little vilotes are growing in several places in my yard. I love them. This was my mother’s favorite flower and they always remind me of her. Nice post Meg.
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Thank you Peggy. The violets are really cute and it’s wonderful that you have such sweet memories of them!
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I tranplant violets and put them under bushes in the yard so my husband does not mow them.
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That is an excellent solution – I’ll have to try that here!
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Beautiful colors of the season. Spring is here!
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Early flowers and the beginning of spring are both delightful – it’s a lovely time of the year!
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Daffodils are such beautiful flowers! Spring is definitely on its way š
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They’re one of my favorites too, especially for their bright cheerful color!
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I love spring flowers and so did my mom!! Lovely pictures.
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Thank you Darlene! Spring flowers are so special and I love seeing them after a cold winter… š
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They are so pretty!
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Thanks, I was so happy to see some flowers right in my own yard!
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I love that!
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It’s great to see flowers again!
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I love daffodils. Signs of Spring are starting to show here in Ontario, but unfortunately no daffodils yet. Soon though.
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Daffodils are such a colorful sign of spring – I hope you get some there soon!
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Wonderful signs of spring, Meg. We usually follow the valley by a month or so. I have one lonely daffodil so far, but more on the way. š š
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Thanks Diana! I started with just one daffodil, but now I have a whole group of them! You’ll be seeing a lot more soon… š
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Oh these are wonderful flower photos š
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Thank you Cee! It’s so exciting to have brand new flowers to photograph… š
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Such a long wait, but it’s definitely here. Lovely daffs, Meg š š
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Thanks Jo – spring has really arrived and I can’t wait to see more flowers!
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I love daffodils for they represent rebirth and new beginnings. Your photos are a profound confirmation that spring has arrived and the earth is alive with promise.
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Thank you so much Rebecca! That is a wonderful way to look at daffodils – they are a confirmation of spring and good things ahead… š
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They are beautiful and so bright!
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It’s been fun to see these cheerful flowers are back – and so is spring!
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They are so welcome after the black and white landscape of winter.
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I agree with you! There’s something about bright yellow daffodils that brightens the end-of-winter scenery… š
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beautiful colors of Spring. š
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Thanks! The cheery colors are so welcome after winter… š
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Such beautiful, cheery spring colours, Meg. š
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It’s delightful to see these flowers – it really looks like spring now!
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