Fertilizer Friday March 11, 2011
Hola! It's my first Fertilizer Friday Post of the year!
It's time to celebrate my burgeoning snow crocus who are a wee bit late this year with our February snow fall.
Passionate Purples
Winter White
Creamy Butter
Yummy Yellow
My spring container pots are cheerfully greeting guests (and me after a long day at work) on the front porch.
And my vinca is also beginning to bud.
Swing by Tootie's Blog and Check out all the Fertilizer Friday Posts :)
Happy Weekend! Cheers, Jenni
It's time to celebrate my burgeoning snow crocus who are a wee bit late this year with our February snow fall.
Passionate Purples
Winter White
Creamy Butter
Yummy Yellow
My spring container pots are cheerfully greeting guests (and me after a long day at work) on the front porch.
And my vinca is also beginning to bud.
Swing by Tootie's Blog and Check out all the Fertilizer Friday Posts :)
Happy Weekend! Cheers, Jenni
They look lovely Jenni :)
ReplyDeleteI am so glad the crocus are starting to come up and the Daffs :) YAY!
Have a lovely weekend, T :)
How beautiful! Of course I can't grow Crocuses here, but I so enjoyed popping by to see those blooming in your garden. Such great colours! Enjoy your Springtime.
ReplyDeleteThe crocus are lovely, I think I see tulip foliage in there too. Are those yellow ranunculus and primrose in that container? Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful crocuses! I really need to put more early spring bulbs in with some bright, vibrant colors. They are so cheerful.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it lovely to see the spring crocus again. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers look so fresh and they are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love your crocus; they are all beautiful, especially the Creamy Butter-- what a delicious color. The ranunculus is gorgeous too. We still have 2' of snow on the ground and it's so nice to see your blooms.
ReplyDeleteHi Jenni~~ I love all your crocus but the yellow and white ones are my favorite. And your kiddos on the sidebar playing in the snow--adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jenni, lovely array of crocus. Ours are finally up, along with narcissus, a daphne, hellebore...but all else lags this year. I feel a bit water logged too.
ReplyDeletegorgeous!!!! love the crisp color
ReplyDeletewe woke up to 3 more inches of snow today!!! HELLO!!! MOTHER NATURE? IT'S MARCH....TIME TO MELT!!!
thanks for linking in this week!
the creamy butter one is yummy..
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have a fun weekend. hugs from Savannah, Cherry
Lovely, just lovely!
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Gorgeous crocus and show stopping colors. Pretty soon everything will be poppin.
ReplyDeleteVery nice of the Crocus to show up...love the sunnyness of the yellow ranunculus in your container.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely post with all the details about the flowers! Simply wonderful.
ReplyDeleteNow I have more idea's of what I want to plant...think I will branch out a little and stop playing it safe.. :)
Awww, what lovely flowers. Welcome Spring! My Fertilizer Friday
ReplyDeleteI love crocus. I have the fall blooming ones in my gardens.
ReplyDeleteCalling by from Tootsie Time as participating in Fertiliser Friday and really enjoying meeting everyone else. I miss crocus they do not grow where I live now.
ReplyDeleteI am unfamiliar with snow crocus, but yours are so pretty!!! I am linking over from Fertilizer Friday.
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