Sky-blue stars are out and about - finally - in many EG gardens! chionodoxa (glory of the snow) are tiny bulbs, one of the first to put up flowers in spring.And here they are! Isn't life grand?
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5 comments:
Blue sky flowers! :-)
Very pretty! I've never heard of them but then I don't know much about flowers.
I love your blue shopping carts! As soon as I saw them I remembered I had some red ones. I tried and tried to get my picture to post after yours but I couldn't. I kept changing the time but it just wouldn't work.
These are beautiful, it must be a pleasure to see then come out... we have had spring flowers out for a while.. the last 3 days as been so cold you would think winter was back on its way..
these are chionodoxa (glory of the snow) not scilla, but therefore the more beautiful!
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