Spring flowers.
Gradually the mists of December are fading. The newness of flowering bulbs brings light and cheer into the rooms. The hyacinths lift my heart with their lovely scent.
Some little twigs of Witch hazel, which have sat glumly doing nothing for weeks, have suddenly produced their tiny scented flowers.
And there are the first Primroses in the garden.
There will be Spring.
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Seeing this sweet post makes me think that you are mending. I’ve been praying for you. Please continue to get well. Linda Tucker
This is so encouraging! The plants are beautiful. I am looking forward to spring!
Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning...I know that you will feel the pain for a long long time - but so glad you are finding pocketfuls of hope . Much love xx
No Primroses in the garden yet but our days are getting longer ( we gain an hour this month alone). I love the scent of hyacinths. Take care, Granny Marigold
Seeing this post makes me hopeful that you are recovering from your illness, and feeling brighter about the days ahead. Flowers, and the coming spring lighten hearts. It's very dull and grey here today, but there has been a great party of birds of all feathers in the garden.
Thanks for this encouragement!
Such an encouragement! God bless you dear friend! Hope you are well on way towards healing ❤️🕯🙏
Hello Barbara,
I am glad you are enjoying Spring already. Here the bulbs are coming up quickly in the garden. Plus yellow tulips and a yellow primrose in the living room, to enjoy the new season to come as well. Have a good week!
how lovely, no sign of spring here, I think you are more sheltered. I planted loads of daffodil and narcissus and so far just a few heads have pushed through the soil. Nice to see you are enjoying your garden :)
The promised of spring cheers many a winter day! I love the bits of color there in your world!
Oh how lovely. Barbara, I was so pleased to see a post from you. I trust you are feeling well.
Not sure what happened to my comment. I am happy to see you posting once again.
God bless.
I thought I'd answer your question about the Pfeffernuesse cookies here. You wondered if they were gingery. Well, the recipe includes cinnamon,cloves and nutmeg, even a dash of black pepper but no ginger. They are however spicy.
Nature is so healing, in the gentlest way.
Sorry, that was me!
Thank you for sharing your Spring bulbs. They hold so much hope for the New Year.
Wishing you a speedy recovery from thar nasty virus.
God bless x
I love spring so thank you for your picture of your flowers. We are in the middle of winter so I'm looking forward to mid-April when everything starts to bloom here.
Glad to see you and hope you feel better.
We don’t have much signs of Spring here for the moment. This week we are going back to frost.
Do you make anything out of the Witch Hazel?
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