Comments

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   flowerladydi 02/19/2018

   Just charming Ekrika!,,,, Great pics! I Love the Witch hazel,, and Hellebores are such a favorite,,, and you reminded me to go out and look for mine! I do not have the green, but do love yours!,, such a great color! It is encouraging to see these beauties!,, let's us know that spring is not ' that ' far away!

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   treasuresmom 02/19/2018

   Love snowdrops but I'm too far south for them. We have summer snowflakes in bloom now. Love to see them. What color are your star flowers? Mine are a little darker.

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   garden1953 02/19/2018

   Thanks so much for sharing your photos of such pretty spring flowers. Always exciting to see in the garden.

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   meander_michaele 02/19/2018

   What fascinating intricate flowers your 'Jelena' witch hazel has...and such an unexpected color for spring. The picture of your snowdrops certainly gave proof that they are well named since there was actual snow in the background. And, the dainty white star flower contrasting so nicely against the strong blue of the grape hyacinth is a delightful combination.

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   Tim_Zone_Denial_Vojt 02/19/2018

   Encouraging! Great portraits of stalwart and garden-worthy plants.

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   sheila_schultz 02/19/2018

   There's something about the early spring blooms that brings excitement to all the gardeners who suffer through long dreary winters. It's almost time to go out and play in the dirt again! Thanks Ekrika!

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   cheryl_c 02/19/2018

   Ekrika, your photos of these spring bloomers is sure to spark another round of plant lust! I love your Jelena, with the warm colors! Does the stinking hellebore have the same evergreen foliage as the niger? Pink Frost is sure an outstanding example, and yours looks wonderful! We are still awaiting the opening of the first buds of hellebores this spring - they are present in profusion but not opening yet. Thanks for sharing yours.

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   greengenes 02/19/2018

   Well what a sweet surprise this morning, Ekricka. This sure brightens up this cold and dark morning here in the pacific northwest. Your pictures are beautiful and encourages me to get some snowdrops! I havent any! The helebores are such a delight too! Thanks for sharing

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   LindaonWhidbey 02/19/2018

   Good morning, Ehrika and thanks for sharing your spring flowers with us. The common hellebore has such a beautiful green to it that I might have to look for that this spring. I’ve always loved snowdrops and you gave a nice patch of them.

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    Musette1 02/19/2018

    lovely photos - and a great reminder for me to go out and look for my snowdrops - I always forget!

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    schatzi 02/19/2018

    Beautiful! Love snowdrops and hellebores, but mine are now under 6" of snow. Blooms and all. But they are tough - they can take it. Winter isn't thru here in the PNW, much as we would like it to be.

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    [email protected] 02/19/2018

    was just out looking for the snowdrops I planted earlier this winter. Some tiny green tips just starting to show. Wonder which wildlife may pose the biggest threat...Thanks!

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    perenniallycrazy 02/19/2018

    So happy to see that Spring has arrived in your NY garden Ekrika. I see signs in mine but it'll be a little bit longer of a wait since the weather's turned cold once again. I guess Wiarton Willie was right in his prediction. I hope you send more photos as Spring progresses.