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Hoping For Spring
Something that makes me happy but that I didn’t list yesterday is house plants. When everything outside is brown and dreary, having some bright green inside can make such a difference.
Last week English Primrose plants were on sale at my grocery store. I bought two and I brought them home and replanted then in the pot that my dud of an Amaryllis had previously occupied. Getting my hands in the dirt and working with these little plants made me feel hopeful and happy. And those little yellow flowers are so cheerful that I can’t help but smile when I look at them.
Spring will come again, in the meantime I’m pretending it’s already here.
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Bringing Spring indoors is a lovely idea at this time of year, with the added benefit that you can plant your primroses outside when Spring arrives!
Your flower shots always leave me happy inside. Soon!
Lovely bit of color! And okay, I’ll pretend it’s spring too. 😉
I couldn’t agree more…love it when my store has potted tulips!
There’s nothing like a little color in the winter to make you smile!
That yellow is so cheerful! Do what you can do to brighten up the cold and dark.
The reason I bought my amaryllis was to bring bright and beautiful color into the dreary month. Great minds! I need to look for some primroses as they last and last and are full of color and cheer. Yay, spring!!
The Burpee catalogue is a cheerful harbinger.
I bring fresh flowers home every week with the groceries…nothing fancy but always cheerful! Even a little sprig of something green from my yard makes me smile…it doesn’t take much to make me happy but little things count a lot!
Good glimpse of spring. Que tenga un buen dia tambien!
Pretty flowers! And they do make me think of spring. Unfortunately it’s a ways away…..at least for us.
I love primroses… sadly have seen none (in real life anyway!) this year. you’ve prompted me to seek them out. I have a sunny spot or two where I’ll bet they’d thrive!