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| Daffodils, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
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| Red Camellia, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
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| Daffodils, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
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| Narcissus, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok The weather here has been so warm lately that we now have a yard full of the hues of early spring flowers. We also have tea olives beginning to bloom. They have tiny white flowers, easily missed by the naked eye, that have the most stunning and far reaching fragrance. It seems they're all a few weeks early this year. So the good news is, it's Spring! |
Lucky you ! Such gorgeous flowers !
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ReplyDeleteNice set of spring.
ReplyDeleteSo great to see spring. Hopeful..for sure! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteexcellent colors
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spring is here. Beautiful pictures
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful set of spring flowers. We still have to wait some time for spring to come up here...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful optimistic colors--wonderful representation of spring!
ReplyDeletelovely images of those flowers, i especially like the first one with its lower angle and getting some of the sky
ReplyDeleteI want to visit home!! These look like they're all in the front yard!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are amazing! Lucky you.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers, you're about 2 months ahead of us, M from way up north.
ReplyDeletelucky you - the only flowers we have so far is ice flowers on the windows! so, thanks for this beautiful and colourful photographic nosegay of spring beauties!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous picture, love the focus, Great colours.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful bright and cheerful splash of colours. Love the Daffodils they are very special flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love the first one ! great colors and perspective
ReplyDeleteBeautiful expectations of spring.
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