Spring just isn't Spring without daffodils.
When I see daffodils in our local nurseries, then I know it's Spring.
Their bright and vibrant hue is like sunshine . . . and their trumpet-like centers look as though they're singing, "It's Spring! It's Spring!"
I'm sure you would agree that daffodils (like most flowers) are the most beautiful when seen growing wild in fields.
I think that's why I love seeing daffodils growing in pots or buckets. They tend to look more natural with their uneven heights and tall green blades.
Daffodils are also quite beautiful clustered in bunches. My favorite way to display them is in bud vases and tea cups.
We've been enjoying fresh cut daffodils . . . yellow and WHITE ones . . . since they made their debut a few weeks ago. One of my favorite photos is the one of the daffodils and the hand-blown brown eggs that my sister gave to me (above). Simple and natural.
I hope daffodils find their way into your home this Spring.
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Your photos are amazing! I am loving the daffodils but I am really drooling over the vintage bucket they are in the first pic.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree with you more! Daffodils certainly usher in spring.
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The daffodils are fabulous. I really need to look at your lovely pictures, then my eyes and dream of warm Spring days. Funny, I just pinned the instructions on how to make the cute daffodils from icing. Now I really want to try and make a beautiful cake like yours.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils and spring are synonymous. I especially like them in the galvanized bucket.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are my favorite!!! Lovely photos!!
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely in your white containers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the white ones, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow fabulous pictures! Gosh they are gorgeous to look at! I enjoyed seeing the many displays you created with the daffodils. They look magnificent bunched together. Daffodils are definitely synonymous with Spring!
ReplyDeleteOne of the attractive flowers in the garden! My wife loves daffodil and she finally created a mini garden in the backyard with full of yellow daffodils! It’s already spring and I feel the beauty of nature. Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos!
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Hi Sebastian, Thanks so much for coming by!
DeleteI imagine your wife's garden is beautiful. I hope you share photos of her flowers in bloom.
I visited your photo page and fell in love with the photos of Machu Picchu and Wayna Picchu. My husband and I hiked to the top of Wayna Picchu in 2008. It was an incredible experience. Your photos are just stunning. So happy you shared them . . . They bring back so many great memories.
Have a beautiful week,
Suzanne
Oh, I needed these daffodils! They are gorgeous!!! It's been so so cold here that nothing is budding yet! Such beautiful pictures!
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ReplyDeleteyour arrangements and pictures are so very tasteful and good in style! Love them all!
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Elisabeth
Hi Suzanne, My Daffodils just started blooming this week and just today I brought some inside. I am displaying mine in a beautiful white vase. Daffodils are such a happy flower. Love your photos and arrangements. So pretty!
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Stephanie
Hi Stephanie, Thanks so much for coming by . . . and for your kind comments.
DeleteI hope you're enjoying your daffodils too :0)
Have a wonderful weekend,
Suzanne
I love how you displayed the beautiful yellow daffodils.
ReplyDeletelove the bucket and the pretty flowers....Happy Spring!!!! Christine from Little Brags
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, you've given me hope that spring will actually get here one of these days! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! They've brightened my snowy April morning we've had here in Utah. Daffodils are pretty much synonymous with happiness, aren't they? Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteWe've been enjoying daffodils for the past few weeks. They are a happy sign of spring! Enjoyed your fabulous photos. They inspire me! Happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sarah! Always makes me smile when I see that you came by.
DeleteHave a beautiful weekend,
Suzanne
Oh, I really enjoyed your varieties of beautiful pictures of daffodils♡♡♡ I remember surprised knowing a connection with "narcissist, Narkissos" :-)
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Dear Orchid,
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Have a wonderful weekend,
Suzanne
Beautiful pictures, and the cake looks yummy! I found you on the bacon time blog, and would love it if you stopped by my travel blog....Spring has sprung in New Zealand!
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Hi Karan,
DeleteThanks so much for coming by and extending an invitation to visit you! I tried to leave you a comment, but wasn't able to.
My husband travelled to Australia and New Zealand while we were dating, and of all the places he's travelled ~ New Zealand was his favorite. I enjoyed seeing your photos. Ahhhh, so beautiful.
Thanks so much for sharing with us!
Have a beautiful weekend,
Suzanne
Hi Suzanne! I just love daffodils and they just sing spring! Your photos are stunning! Thank you so much for sharing at Best of the Weekend and speaking of weekend, enjoy! :)
ReplyDeleteI love daffodils...one of the first flowers I ever planted in the garden of my first home! I use to wait and watch to see just when they would bloom. Some great ideas on how to display them...great photos! Thanks for sharing...made me smile!
ReplyDeleteYou are right! It wouldn't be Spring without daffodils! I love for my daughter Tootsie to bring me handfuls {sweet memories}.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up with Show-Licious Craft & Recipe Party! Hope to see you again next week!
~ Ashley
Daffodils will just make you smile. Now, I have to go check out that cake. I am trying to learn how to use pastry bag and tips.
ReplyDeleteOur grocery store just got a shipment of daffodils, and I will be picking up three or four containers to use in a wooden box on our dining room table at Easter. What a beautiful cake!
ReplyDeleteNothing says spring like daffodils!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was so fun to see this linked up at our party. I pinned!! Thanks much!! :)
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What beautiful photos. This is one of my favorite flowers.
ReplyDeleteSherry
Ahhh, yes those daffodils are just breathing Springtime aren't they! Beautiful photos. Love, what looks like a sap pail, photo. Yellow is just so bright and cheery. Visiting via "Thursday Favorite Things."
ReplyDeleteI do love to see the daffodils spring out of the ground. They remind me that summer will soon be here and the cold will go away for a time. You photos are lovely.
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You have a beautiful blog! I am featuring this today at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSherry
So very beautiful and full of Spring time cheer.
ReplyDeletewhat lovely displays of spring! ty =)
ReplyDeleteI can understand how you all are excited about spring after that cold, snowy winter. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are just stunning.
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ReplyDeleteI like to read your blog. You shared a wonderful information about flower buckets nz. Thanks for sharing this amazing stuff.