Our back garden isn’t the usual type of garden as it’s mainly grass, a stream and woodland. At the end of January we had a tidying-up session in the woodland and a small fire burning small branches that the wind had blown down.
Further down the wood the snowdrops are still in flower.
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What a lovely garden. The snowdrops are out down here too, I saw a lovely corner of a field that was full of them the other day.
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The snowdrops are beautiful! We have a similar plant that tends to flower after heavy rains – rain lilies. The flowers are either yellow or white.
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What do rain lilies look like?
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I saw some snowdrops out last week too, I’m hoping they won’t die when or if it gets cold again.
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OOOh, love the snowdrops!
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So pretty! I wonder if those are the same flowers I have in my yard, but though some are white, some of mine are yellow.
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Ooh snow drops! It won’t be long and we’ll be seeing them along our driveway. They’re such sweet little flowers.
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What a great garden. We’re still waiting for snowdrops 🙂
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Gorgeous snowdrops! I do love the wooded look of your back yard area, too; that swing looks a little lonely in that first shot. That photo would make an intriguing book cover.
Thanks for sharing, and here’s MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
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What a wonderful back garden area. I think I could sit in that swing for hours and lose myself! Very pretty photo of the snow drops.
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We have snowdrops too, but not yet. We got a fresh snowfall again last evening. Kids can go out with toboggans again.
A wooded backyard would be neat.
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I like that kind of clean up, with surprises in bloom.
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Beautiful hues in those photos. Especially love the top one…!!
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Amazing that you still have flowers – and they are so pretty!
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Flowers! Still a little early for that here, but they bring so much cheer to a winter garden.
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How lovely!
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Our snowdrops have just opened. I’m so envious of your garden, I’ve always wanted a stream / burn in my garden.
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I love the snowdrops! So pretty–and they remind of Lilies of the Valley, which are my favorite.
Here’s my snapshot: http://myreadersblock.blogspot.com/2012/02/saturday-snapshot-valentine-flowers.html
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Those flowers are pretty, I do not recall ever seeing them before.
The fire looks hot enough to roast something in it. 🙂
~Naila Moon
http://imaphotographicgenius.blogspot.com/2012/02/saturday-snapshotyummy.html
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How pretty! I’m counting the days until we get some spring flowers.
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Our garden is full of snowdrops which have self-seeded over the years. Lovely while in flower, although they look a bit untidy before the leaves have died off. I shouldn’t complain, just enjoy them on a lovely winter morning.
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Lovely snowdrops! We also do some burning of branches and leaves in the spring and fall. Love your firepit.
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What a lovely backyard! I miss living in the country. We had 3 acres with a large meadow and a stream surrounded by cottonwood trees. So beautiful…
Our snowdrops aren’t up yet. Maybe in another month.
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What a great backyard. I love snowdrops.
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