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Tue, Mar 13, 12 at 21:37
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| Yay! Omar |
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| Soo pretty! I'm envious of those, but not of the conditions required to grow them. Five years ago I planted 136 daffodils, this year 5 came up and two of them bloomed. Jim |
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| And there it was winter a couple of days ago! So glad you got a blast of pretty spring daffs rather than a blast of cold wind for a change. They are beautiful. Thank you for the photo. |
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| Ah, they are so cheery, RC...........good shot !!!! |
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| Thanks guys. And, you are right roselee, we were supposed to get a blast last weekend but it missed us. Jim, I know what you mean. My soil is pretty tight here and I think my tulips rot after a year or two. So I have to keep replacing them. For some reason, if I give the daffs a place with any sun at all in the summer they just come back like gangbusters. |
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