Thursday, March 17

Thursday Farm Photo: A Little St. Patrick's Day Green

Daffodils in the front yard
With a splash of daffodil yellow.

Love looking at these cheerful flowers? They reappear year after year and are all tucked away here.


© FarmgirlFare.com, where we don't mark the arrival of spring by the calendar, but by the daffodils. And with 80 degrees today and highs in the 70s forecast for the entire next week, it both looks and feels like it's definitely here.

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  1. Hello Dear Susan! You have inspired me to grow many new things I LOVE now, including arugula, fun radishes, aconcagua peppers, dinosaur kale and I am so very grateful. Seeing this gorgeous daffodil (when ours in CT are just beginning to poke out of the ground) reminds me to remind you to get your veg seeds started. You always work so hard at lambing time that you often don't get a change to plant your seeds. I am sending you cheers, hoping you can enjoy self-sown great seedlings this year! I appreciate you so much. Take good care, Cary

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  2. Mine have flowered their heads off and are now fading, but I luved them while they lasted.

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  3. Oh Susan! Thanks again for sharing 'the gang' with us AND the daffodils (Ineeded that!). Seriously, that Bert is a total hoot, not to mention those sheep and donkeys - all of them are always good for a smile and a chuckle.

    Now, about Nigella's chocolate chip cookies...how am I ever going to drop some of this winter weight with such lucious temptations as those???? (I don't think I've ever met a chocolate chip cookie I didn't like.)

    Sounds like your weather has improved considerably - ENJOY!

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