Potholders

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Tall ones ...

short ones, and in between -- they all smell like spring!


Here's hoping there's some spring in your neck of the woods!

8 comments:

  1. Last week I had 1 little clump of crocuses but now I have whole bunches. Hooray!

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  2. Beautiful! I can almost smell them from here!

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  3. So beautiful! We have a few crocus peaking through the ground a few taller ones on the verge of blossoming!

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  4. love your containers that the flowers are in! and the flowers themselves are so pretty. But whenever I walk by them in the grocery store, my allergies go nuts big time! Not sure what it is about them! And it is a bummer - because I do love the way they look!

    Linda in VA

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  5. (Crum. I just lost the comment I was trying to send. My apologies if you get one twice.) Anyway, what I was trying to say . . . I so appreciate the LOVELINESS of your hyacinths. And I can (sort of) smell them right through the computer screen. All signs of spring here . . . are buried under a foot of snow, thanks to yesterday's storm. (But the melt-down is coming. It's started already. . . )

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  6. Those are just beautiful! Will you plant them in the garden in the spring? Or are these designed to live in the house year round?

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    1. I'll plant them outside after the blooms fade and the soil warms up. If I'm lucky the squirrels won't dig them up and they'll bloom outside next year.

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  7. so pretty! I'm closing my eyes and I really do think I can smell them, too. wishing for spring brings on all sorts of lovely super powers.

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