The yellow of the front-yard daffodils stands out distinctly after the first mow of the season.
I’m impressed how long they’ve endured this year.
Proud still
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Mark Bialczak 
So beautiful.🙂
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Thanks, Lilly! Happy spring to you and your family.
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So bright and lovely MBM! Ours turned a weird dark yellow after being hit with frost. But they did shine for a day or two.
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Ok, know, frost is not a friend to many flowers, MBC.
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Not at all.
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daffodils are so beautiful and hardy, both
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Yes, they withstand a lot in our neck of the woods, Beth.
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Nothing heralds spring like daffodils! Now if only the occasional snow would stop. I mean, it’s almost May, right?!
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Yes, brrrrr weather again, Kay!
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You’ve trained them well.
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Yes, out there doing my deep knee bends, ladysighs …
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