Katarina, at
Roses and Stuff already has her Blooming Friday post up, as it is Friday in Sweden. When I went to get the link, I saw that Tootsie from
Tootsie Time hasFertilizer Friday post up, too. Katarina's theme is to find a photo that illustrates summer. I should have read that before exporting my few spring blooms, but Katarina never minds if we stray from her theme. It's bed time, so I'm going to go ahead and post them, and one photo of the kitchen from today. It's amazing to see the progress. They think they will be finished tomorrow. There are a few problems, but they plan to take care of them.
The first several photos are of the same clump of crocuses. The yellow ones are the ones I showed when in bud.
The party dress hellebore is starting to open.
This clump of crocus is near the curb.
I'll post more photos tomorrow or when I get some things on the shelves.
Crocuses are the troopers of troopers! Love 'em!
ReplyDeleteYour Crocus' are so cheerful!
ReplyDeleteLove them.
*hugs*deb
The Hellebore is my favorite its really a sight to watch it opening will keep visitng here to have a update on it.
ReplyDeleteTrue spring photos. How lovely. Hope it will give you a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteBlooms are so pretty, your kitchen is coming right along, looking good!
ReplyDeleteYour spring bloomers are so pretty and happy looking.
ReplyDeleteSue ~ I just love your kitchen. You will have to show before and after pictures when it's all done. You are going to enjoy this room so much. I love your wood cabinets, are they oak? Those guys have done a great job! I can hardly wait to see more pictures.
Happy Spring ~ Happy Gardening
FlowerLady
Sue,
ReplyDeleteThe kitchen looks great! That old oak look is very cool.
The crocus photos are a delight also.
Lovely pictures, have nice weekend/Gela
ReplyDeleteLove the flower photos, but I'm more excited to see your kitchen remodel! The cabinets are great.
ReplyDeleteEverything coming together for Spring- How marvelous snady
ReplyDeleteWe've been through the 'whole house' remodel and are on the third time around for some of it in this 150 year old cheese factory. The little guy looks like he's ready for spring... our grandsons are about his age and spent the weekend with us... fun to watch how they react to the things in the gardens... Larry
ReplyDeleteYour crocus are lovely, and your kitchen looks great!
ReplyDeleteI just hopped on over from Tootsie's blog and you sure have a nice one. Beautiful crocus's. I just love to see the newness that spring brings.
ReplyDeletethe kitchen looks GOOD!
ReplyDeleteGod's work is sooooo Beautiful !!!!It is amazing how just a short time ago it was covered with snow....now with color!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is coming along....it looks like it is going to be really great..I Love It...
Prayers, Bo
The snow is slowly going, but I can't even get across the lawn yet. I love thinking of all those who have crocuses and snowdrops!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue. Oh girl your kitchen is looking so pretty. Love your cabinets and that hanging light! Good picks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and what a gorgeous kitchen!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little crocuses. The kitchen is looking good! Bet you can't wait to get in there and cook something! lol!
ReplyDeleteLovely when spring finally arrives, your crocus look wonderful, you even managed to show the Swedish flag's colours :)
ReplyDeleteCrocuses are always so bright and cherrie looking and a sure sign that spring is not far behind. Tomorrow -Whoopie! Beautiful pictures you took of them too.
ReplyDeleteSue,
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are utterly divine. Actually, I think they can be classified as "hortiporn", just so fabulous, you've captured the purple croaks perfectly. Well done you! A delightful part of my Friday night here in rainy Derbyshire.
Amalee
(In case you think this is a rude comment, it isn't - this is how English horticulturalists talk...)
Great photos! I'm still having a hard time understanding how your crocuses in NE are blooming and mine in VA are not! Your cabinets look pretty. So does your blog color. Seems I've seen it someplace before...oh yeah, I had it for 2 or more years! I'm just taking a 'spring break' and will probably use it again as it's one of my favorites;-)
ReplyDeleteYour crocus are stunning, I love blue and yellow!! Can't wait to see your new kitchen, am sure you are really ready!
ReplyDeleteThe crocuses are wonderful. Your hellebores are a week ahead of ours. Love the dog picks. jm
ReplyDeleteLove your crocuses! Can't wait for mine to show... And your kitchen is looking great!
ReplyDeleteHappy Blooming weekend!
Isn't it ovely to see Crocuses open in the sun. I expect you will be glad when your kitchen work is finished. It always takes longer than you think!
ReplyDeleteOh maaaaaaan - I looooove crocuses - or croci? LOL. Reminds me of Spring when I was a kid and lived somewhere with seasons and you'd look forward to them poking through the ground in early Spring. Ahhh memories. Gorgeous photos.
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Crocuses! Aren't they wonderful? My first crocus blooms opened today to join the snowdrops. What a joy to see flowers in the garden and feel the warmth of spring sunshine.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures of your grandson in the snow are adorable. He's bouncing! :)
Happy first day of spring, Sue! I think I just said that in the last comment I left, but it's worth repeating :)
your photos are absoluely outstanding! the flowers are gorgeous!!! that is one heck of a flaunt you have this week...thanks for linking in!
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