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A tough little flower...

Yesterday we had our first flower bloom.   It is just a little guy barely 3 inches tall.

This morning it was 25 degrees and on inch of snow.

I was sure that it had frozen.

I went out at noon when the sun was out and smiling happily there he was along with a few friends.

 

 

Comment balloon 16 comments • William Feela • April 02 2016 05:01PM

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Lovely! The first flowers of spring are always the strongest - they made it through the winter!

Posted by Susan Laxson CRS, Local Knowledge & Global Network (Palm Properties) about 4 years ago

Nice photos William Feela , what a pretty shade of blue.

Posted by Bob "RealMan" Timm, Owner of Ward Co. Notary Services, retired Realtor (Ward County Notary Services) about 4 years ago

Lovely! I agree with Susan Laxson's comment; Bob "RealMan" Timm 's too.

 

Posted by Lottie Kendall, Helping make your real estate dreams a reality (Compass) about 4 years ago

Those are some strong flowers.  Thanks for sharing the photos with us.

Posted by Sybil Campbell, REALTOR® ABR, SFR, SRES Williamsburg, Virginia (Long and Foster REALTORS® 5234 Monticello Ave Williamsburg, Virginia) about 4 years ago

They are very pretty. I'm glad you are getting into time of blooms and warm temperatures:) 

Posted by Inna Ivchenko, Realtor® • Green • GRI • HAFA • PSC Calabasas CA (Barcode Properties) about 4 years ago

Willim. Beautiful blue flowers. What are they?

Posted by Rebecca Gaujot, Realtor®, Lewisburg WV, the go to agent for all real estate (Vision Quest Realty) about 4 years ago

Those are very pretty flowers.  What kind are they? A beautiful shade of blue!

Posted by Evelyn Johnston, The People You Know, Like and Trust! (Friends & Neighbors Real Estate) about 4 years ago

My favorite color (can you tell?). My first flowers this year were my Apple Blossoms and I just got my first roses of the season. Thanks for sharing, next to vacation, my garden is my favorite place to be. 

Posted by Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor e-Pro, CRS, RCS-D, Vets, & Host of Postcards From Success Podcast (Big Block Realty 858.232.8722) about 4 years ago

Hi Bob.  Our flowers are going to be under 2-4 inches of snow today.

Posted by Conrad Allen, Webster, Ma, Realtor (Re/Max Professional Associates) about 4 years ago

Good morning William.  Resilient little guys aren't they...  

Posted by James Dray, Exceptional Agents, Outstanding Results (Fathom Realty) about 4 years ago

Good morning William. I'm glad your flowers made it. Here in western Massachusetts, we alreafy have 4 and a half inches with heavy duty wind too. Not sure about my flowers.

Posted by Sheila Anderson, The Real Estate Whisperer Who Listens 732-715-1133 (Referral Group Incorporated) about 4 years ago

They look wonderful and that is great that they were able to withstand the cold weather!

Posted by Brian England, MBA, GRI, REALTOR® Real Estate in East Valley AZ (Arizona Focus Realty) about 4 years ago

Bill just lucky to get some sun on them...I asume you will cover them for a night or two.

Posted by Vern Eaton, Realtor 651-674-7449 about 4 years ago

Amazing William, we got some really cold windy weather that came back this weekend.

Posted by Noah Seidenberg, Chicagoland and Suburbs (800) 858-7917 (Coldwell Banker) about 4 years ago

I had Crocus blooming in my yard a couple weeks ago.  However, mine were the golden yellow ones.  I use to have purple ones too, but they seemed to have disappeared.  

Posted by Myrl Jeffcoat, Greater Sacramento Real Estate Agent (GreatWest Realty) about 4 years ago

Amazing how those early spring flowers have adapted to handle a bit of cold and snow.

Posted by Bob Crane, Forestland Experts! 715-204-9671 (Woodland Management Service / Woodland Real Estate, Keller Williams Fox Cities) about 4 years ago

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