It's that time of year when Mother Nature can't decide whether it is should still be winter or if she'll let us pass into warmer weather. Last night saw thunder and lightening along with quite a bit of rain come through northeast Indiana. Then I heard it turn to sleet and freezing rain. I looked out the back door about 11 p.m. and there was at least an inch of slush on the patio. By then the mixture had turned to snow. The front of the apartment, which faces the south and which is where the flowers are, didn't get near as much snow/slush as the north side.
So, will my daffodils bloom when their time comes?
As always, click on the image for a larger version...
1 comment:
I hope they do still bloom. We've had Daffodils out for a couple of weeks now, though they are getting battered by the wind.
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