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Snowdrop!
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It's like MSE Springwatch in here!
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Daffs are poking their heads out here in north London. I just noticed them a few days ago and they made my heart soar. Roll on spring!0
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I moved to a house with an abundance of snow drops last year, they really are magical appearing when dullness is taking over!
The Woodpecker also returned last week and the vibrating tree sound is just wonderful, in fact I even dreamt of a woodpecker last night!0 -
I have a couple of crocus or is the plural croci!!Life is like a bath, the longer you are in it the more wrinkly you become.0
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We have crocus (croci?) in the garden and show drops too, plus the first signs of daffodils. Every year I think that nothing will reappear and then like magic it does!
I've also got beautiful fragrant hyacinths but they're indoors so don't count!“I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different.”
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Loads of lovely daffs coming up outside now, really pretty. Saw some crocuses yesterday too, made me feel happy that spring is on it's way - this morning was glorious!
(I don't know if it's crocuses or croci either!)0 -
crocii? 0
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I thought you meant the stuff that falls from the sky
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We have had snowdrops for a couple of weeks and the daffs are shooting up everywhere. Best of all was seeing fresh green shoots on some of the trees and hedgerows
Spring is coming0 -
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