Photo Description
I planted these many years ago, and I get so much pleasure when they come up every spring!
Photo Location
Long Island, New York
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I love gardening, and these daffodils are the first hint that spring is finally here! I spend all summer in my flower gardens taking photos as the blooming progresses.
This beautiful daffy is growing in a crack between the retaining wall in front of my home and a concrete strip next to the sidewalk. I understand that there was a garden there at one time before it was cemented over.
These were "normal" daffodils until a couple of years ago. About a foot tall and large blooms. Then one year I looked out and this is what was blooming. They are only about 4-6 inches tall and the blooms aren't any bigger than the end of your finger. I have checked with many greenhouses, nurseries, and avid gardeners, and none of them have ever heard of this happening. They are perfect, just too small.
I just love WV this time of year. After a cold winter and a lot of snow, its great to get out and smell and see the flowers.
This was the first of my flowers to poke through the cold ground this spring. These daffodils are only 6 inches high. They look so sweet with their little bright trumpets.
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I bought bulbs but forgot about them. I think they were a year or two old. I found them in my garage all old and even molding!
I filled a pretty blue/yellow pitcher with water and put a few drops of blue food color into the water
