Tete-a-Tete DaffodilsMeans "head to head" in French
Often Two or More Blooms per Stem
Chriss Rainey, accredited judge and an awards chairman with the American Daffodil Society (http://www.daffodilusa.org/) shared "10 Great Places To Bask In Daffodils' Golden Glow" with Kathy Baruffi of USA Today.
Nantucket Island Daffodil Festival - Nantucket, MA
Fellows Riverside Gardens Show - Youngstown, OH
Meriden Daffodil Festival - Meriden, CT
Antrim Daffodil Day - Antrim, NH
Harrogate Spring Flower Show - North Yorkshire, England
Blithewold Mansion Daffodil Days - Bristol, RI
The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, NY
City of Belfast Spring Fair - Belfast, Northern Ireland
Chicago Botanic Garden - Chicago, IL
Daffodil Society of Minnesota Spring Show - Minneapolis
Nothing says spring like daffodils and we do love our daffodils in the northern part of the country. I bet Carolyn at Sweet Home and Garden Chicago has seen all of the half million daffodils blooming at the Chicago Botanic Garden. I leave this afternoon for Belfast to see all their daffodils and enjoy The Spring Flower Show activities. I kid you, of course.....going to our grandson's flag football game.
These daffodils have become the favorites in my yard.
Love the daffodils and now that we've got 80+ weather, we've jump right to summer.
ReplyDeleteOur daffodils finished weeks ago, but it is still nice to see them blooming for you.
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Always Growing
Donna, I LOVE all your daffs. I did not know what tete tete meant - I love learning all that botanical stuff!
ReplyDeleteYour post makes me wish I planted more bulbs - I get lazy in the fall.... sort of run out of energy by then. Please post these again in September... maybe that will motivate me.
Your new pix are so cute. Nice to put a face with your blog. Enjoy the sun!
These pictures are so wonderful. Daffodils are always the "hello" of spring. Beautiful!
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