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Sunday, March 29, 2009

Fields of Gold--------Flowers from Today

The Daffodil fields have finally begun to bloom. The Tulips will be late this year because of the very cold weather. The Tulip Festival in Skagit Valley starts April 1st. If we get some sun the fields should start opening up.

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14 comments:

kayleen said...

Absolutely gorgeous. Daffys as far as one can see...neat

Nebraska Birding

Sherry said...

Wow, what an awesome sight that must be, to see it in person. Your photos are great.

Carletta said...

I bet that is absolutely gorgeous to see! What fun to raise too.
Nice shot MB!

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DeniseinVA said...

I have never come across so many daffodils, would love to see that field full of them. Great photo!
Thanks for sharing.

Naturegirl said...

Stunning fields of Spring time delight!!

Arija said...

Mary Beth, what a wealth of golden Daffodills! Like standing in fairyland.

EG CameraGirl said...

Beautiful! Rows and rows and rows! The tips pf the leaves are just popping through the soil in my neck of the woods.

Napaboaniya.Elaine Ling said...

Omg! That view is beautiful. Must be really nice to have been there in view of those endless rows of daffys :)
Napaboaniya APAD

Reader Wil said...

Daffodils are the most sunny of all the flowering bulb plants! I love them.Thanks for sharing and visiting! Have a great week!

Nancy Jo said...

oh they look so pretty! I want a big bunch for my kitchen table.
NANCY JO

Anonymous said...

Apparently, from what you said, this cold spring weather is not settled over Brookville where I live but has a little more depth than just us. In a way I am glad to hear that.

Alpicks Treasures said...

Very Pretty. Did you get my box I sent to you? Hope its ok.

Janice Thomson said...

I would love to see a field of daffys! What a riot of colour that would be.

Signe said...

I alvays wonderd what daffodils was, but now i Know, it is narcissus. Fantastic daffodilphotos.