Some hardy tulips are trying to come up in front of the barn. I hope, I hope this is a sign that spring really is coming this year
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2 comments:
All of our tulips are coming up all over the place, and our peonies (which are always beautiful!). I am really jealous though, because last year I only had ONE SINGLE CROCUS, no lie... And yesterday when we were at Tylers parents, they already had big, gorgeous yellow ones all over the place!!!
All of our crocus got knocked out last year, so it's just the lonely tulips. And hopefully the horses don't tromple them...
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