I couldn't resist taking a couple more shots of these beautiful crocuses, on my nightly walks this week with Sierra dog. These lovlies were growing in a small cluster beneath a maple tree. The colors so stunning they grabbed your attention immediately laying your eyes upon them!
The yellow centers resembling the cheery sun and the long awaited arrival of Springtime! They seemed to close up as the light of day faded, and the petals closed together as if they were going to sleep. I've seen many dark purple crocuses, but not many like these with the fine stripes!
We've had some awesome weather here in Pennsylvania as temps ran up to 85 degrees today! Of course I hung clothes on the line! Getting ready for a busy Easter weekend, nursing a horrible cold I caught!
Wishing you all a great Easter Holiday, and stay Literally In The Moment!
8 comments:
Beautiful weather! I won't say a word to jinx it. April is so fickle...oh crap, did I just jinx it?
Hope you had a nice Easter Jo, still nursing my cold! Nasty Germs!
Hi Jo!
Your crocuses are beautiful! I wish I could have a garden like your's!!!
Your Easter bunny image perfectly matches with your crocuses pictures :D
What did you cook for Easter?!
Please take care and get well soon!
Hi Jo,
It is still snowing here in the mountains & will continue tomorrow and the day thereafter!!!!
I would have loved those beautiful crocuses on the Easter table, they would have made the setting much more spring-like!You have a green thumb like my sweetie!He started the seedlings in the sun room, so just waiting for spring to finally show up LOL!
I so enjoyed your comment on my blog.You are the only person I know that entertains me on my blog.It is almost as if we have this special day in the week set aside for shopping, drinking tea & talking shop of course LOL!!!
Hope you feel better soon!
Hugs!!!
I am going to e-mail you tomorrow!
P/s so glad you entertained your little nephews!
Hi Ochi,
Thanks you! I cooked a ham and a turkey for Easter with all the usual fixings mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn.
Hello Naz,
I can't believe it's still snowing there, but I guess it's the location! Glad the snow has left here! What flowers does your honey grow? You know you're the one thats entertaining, you always make me smile with the things you say on your blog!
Such pretty pics.
Thanks Terry!
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