Someone Else’s Daffodils

Driving through a nearby neighborhood a few weeks ago I was captivated by the delicate beauty of these daffodils against the brown and gray of early spring. The variety is so pretty with its delicate yellow and cream, the cup ruffled just so, and densely abundant that I stopped, backed up and snapped a few photos.

The cup of a daffodil always reminded me of a lady’s bonnet.

Mark my garden notebook to look for some new daffodils for my yard.

They certainly brighten up the scenery.

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