Centuries in Europe before centuries in USA.
Want a tough daffodil?
Narcissus pseudonarcissus. Small yellow blooms, grayish slender foliage. Sometimes called, Lent Lily, for its season of bloom.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Sandra Jonas, landscape designer, has rescued thousands of these daffodils. They're naturalizing a woodland acre of her front garden. Their yellow heads were pelted down by rain drops. 4 hours of hard rainy driving to see her display. No pics except of the one I brought home, above.
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Couldn't get you good pics but the rains had no effect enjoying lunch in Sandra's antebellum home. She made stuffed shells using Tomato Earl's tomatoes from her summer garden, a spinach salad, rolls, tea. Desert was vanilla ice cream dressed with figs preserved from her summer garden too. It's ridiculous having no pics of lunch: food, dishes, table, room, daffodil bouquets. Susanne Hudson, Sandra & I had planned this day for YEARS. You know it was good gossip to make me forget pictures. But that's another type of blog entirely!
4 comments:
Yes, it must have been a fabulous time to NOT get many photos! We forgive you.
Daffodils - - - how I love them. I dug some up from the old place & plopped them in an old calf bucket. I didn't even think to add soil . . . but they are a'blooming!
There's some tiny ones here . . I'll have to compare to your photo to help determine if they're the same. Or take them to the Extension Agent. We have a new one - - - I guess I can test her out to find out if she's any good!
That is some lovely afternoon. Lunch sounds great and all that
ambiance of a southern anti-bellum
home and the flowers Lucky you.
thanks for sharing. Tell me more??
Oh my! that sounds like fun!
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Wonderful day! Thanks for making the drive.
Sandra
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