Tuesday, March 8, 2011

A Different Kind of Snow

While many parts of the country are already enjoying warm weather
and flowers, we're having our first signs of spring and each one is a thrill. 
I'm not sure I've ever enjoyed each and every bloom as much
as this year.
 



 
My first snowdrops are precious indeed ~ not just because they
are some of the first brave blooms, but because they are not snow.





Many parts of the country are still experiencing snow, so I
especially want to share these with you to give you hope that
a different kind of snow is just around the corner.
 




Linking with
Faded Charm for White Wednesday
~
A Southern Daydreamer for Outdoor Wednesday

10 comments:

  1. Oh I dream of Spring flowers..we still have at least three feet of snow. Enjoy!

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  2. Oh I love snowdrops...we don't get them here. Simply beautiful! xo Caroline

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  3. I miss Snowdrops as we do not have any where we live now in Italy, so really appreciated these beautiful photos.

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  4. Snowdrops are blooming here yet; but we do have bulbs peeking through the soil.
    Joyce M

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  5. Snowdrops are such delicate flowers ..I love them and they have always reminded me of Hans Christian Andersen 's story of the Snowdrop ...
    Thank you for these charming photos ..and thank you for visiting my blog and writing a king comment!
    Best regards

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  6. So sweet. It gives us hope, doesn't it? I have never planted snowdrops..not sure why. They are precious.
    Donna

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  7. Sweet snowdrops, but I hear it is going to snow tonight. The good thing about late snowfall is it melts quickly.

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  8. Thank you for sharing, so beautiful and delicate! I can't wait for Spring weather!

    I love reading your blog, you have such great ideas! I've nominated you for The Stylish Blogger Award.

    Check out my blog for details.

    Warm Wishes,
    Jodie

    www.lovelaughteranddecor.blogspot.com

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  9. Lovely shots of the snowdrops! I look forward to mine each year... the first sign of spring!!
    Bella

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  10. Oh, do we need this! Our daffys are peeking out of the ground...but only the tips....*sigh*
    Hugs, Diane

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