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Pretty! But there’s no place like home. (I’m pretending I didn’t see that [final? fingers crossed] display of snow and cold).
We have popcorn popping on the apricot tree:
Popcorn popping on the apricot tree
and daffodils and hyacinths:
Could someone tell me why I didn’t plant more bulbs? I need better follow-through. I keep buying bulbs and then not planting them! That’s an expensive mistake and a sad one, when I see these and think there could have been more . . .
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Those flowering trees make the castle even more magical.
I want to hear more about your trip. The picture is so great! So clear and beautiful. I really hope you had a good time.
Haha! I have several bushels of bulbs that I bought last fall and never planted too. But if I recall, it wasn’t my fault. I think I bought them in October and it snowed early and I never got a chance to plant them. Oh well, at least I will now have them to plant at my new house!
Disney’s landscaping is always awesome! Have you ever watched those History Channel shows where they show you behind the scenes at Disney World? It’s amazing how much planning and man power go into everything they do. Always a class act!
But will the bulbs still work? Or does the answer depend on whether it is a spring planted or fall planted bulb (unfortunately I have both kinds). I feel nervous about going to all the work of planting them if they might not come up. On the other hand, I hate to throw them away.