16 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Blooms Of Spring”

1. JES at

   Beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing with us each week on the Art of Home-Making Mondays at Strangers & Pilgrims on Earth! 🙂

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      I’m hearing they may be paperwhites, JES. Beautiful! ~TxH~

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2. Poppy at

   These pretties look like the early spring narcissus that sprout wildly all over the mountainous meadows of Crete, where I live. In any case, your pic is sweet.

   Visiting from JES’,
   Poppy

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      I’ve had a couple of people suggest they were Narcissus. Beautiful! ~TxH~

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3. Carol at

   I don’t get spring bulbs like crocus here in Florida – we’re too hot! Love the picture.

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      I’ve never grown these before but they were gifts from my aunt. I think they’re beautiful too! ~TxH~

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4. Michele Morin at

   What an encouraging photo to see — the day before a blizzard here in Maine! Thanks for the little blast of spring!

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      (oops!) Sorry Michele, I forget we get such an early spring compared to those north of us. That warm sun will be shining soon! ~TxH~

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5. Texas Homesteader Post author at

   Thanks for the tip. I melt at 95 degrees too but DANG I hate to be cold worse! Loving this NE Texas weather right now that’s for sure. ~TxH~

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6. ColleenB.~Texas at

   Pretty flower which are what they call Saffron Crocus

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      I’ve heard Crocus too Colleen, among others. I’ll be glad to finally find out for sure from my Aunt what they are! ~TxH~

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      1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

         You. ROCK. Colleen. Thanks for the information ~TxH~

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7. Ken at

   Maybe Narcissus

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      Hummmm… Narcissus. Could be… ~TxH~

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8. Ruth at

   Look like daffodils – always first in the spring. 🙂

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      They do resemble small daffodils Ruth. Our daffodils haven’t bloomed yet. ~TxH~

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