So far, we have 13 different varieties of DAFFODILS in our yard this year. I wanted to show you a close-up of each variety ---so George used his macro lens and took some great photos for us. Hope you enjoy our Daff's.... I'll show 7 today and 6 tomorrow. Above is one called BRECK'S COLOSSAL. Below are more!
This beauty is one of our new Daffodils this year named PINK CHARM.
CHROMACOLOR
REPLETE (1995 Daffodil of the Year)
Another new one this year: ACCENT
FORTISSIMO
MOUNT HOOD
Hope you like our Daffodils... There are so many different varieties out there ---and you know me!!! I want them ALL!!!! ha ..... I'll show you more tomorrow.
Hope you had a great weekend. We certainly did---and we love this Spring weather!!!!
Hugs,
Beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteThose are all so pretty, Betsy! For some reason, our daffodils haven't done well this year, so I'm really enjoying seeing yours. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLarry and I were just talking about how we should plant more daffodils next year. The tulips are like candy for the deer and we seldom get some that actually bloom and stay for a while - but the daffodils are so wonderful this time of year - and yellow is such a SUNNY color!!
ReplyDeleteBTW - I think that bird singing over at Intelligent Expressions was a pine siskin. I photo-ed him last year and that was what we came up with.
Have a great day and week!
I think Accent is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realise there were so many different varieties. They are all beautiful but I think I like the yellow ones best. Congrats to George for great macro shots.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Betsy!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so pretty! My favorite is Pink Charm.
ReplyDeleteThe accent's beautiful, but WOW for the Replete! I'd never have even known it was a daffodil, it almost looks like some kind of rose! I'm loving this and can't wait till tomorrow!! I'm learning all these daffodils and getting to see them; and I had no idea there were so many!
ReplyDeleteLove the Daffodils. They always remind me of my sweet mother-in-law, she give me some many years ago.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are my favorite spring flower; I never knew there were so many varieties.
ReplyDeleteSpring is such a lovely time of year.
Sunny :)
Beautiful....I need to have more buttercups here and tulips. I love them. Will have to plant some bulbs this fall.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your blog look. It is so professional. Was it easy to do?
Beautiful Daffs, Betsy. Isn't it fun to have so much color back in the yard. MB
ReplyDeleteBetsy these are gorgeous! I love the one called Accent!!! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI really like Replete and Accent. I don't have any of the pink ones but hope I can find some this fall to plant.
ReplyDeleteMarnie
They're all so pretty, I can't pick a favorite, so they're all my favorite!!! Heheheee!
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ReplyDeleteThey're all so pretty, I can't pick a favorite, so they're all my favorite!!! Heheheee
I didn't know there were so many varieties - and they are all so, so beautiful! If I had to pick my favorite, I think it would be the Pink Charm.
ReplyDeleteWe, too, are enjoying these beautiful spring days full of sunshine, bird songs, and blooming flowers!
I keep telling Vol Fan that we need a Volunteer flower bed - only orange or white flowers. Chromocolor would fit in nicely:)
ReplyDeleteThose dafodils just SCREAM Spring!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Betsy...glad you are having nice springy weather.
my moms favorite flower!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! I have fallen in love with daffodils! They are so cheery
ReplyDeleteLovely daffodils!! Enjoyed the unending variety!
ReplyDeleteI love your daffodils! Don't forget to post some wide shots so we can see where they are in your beautifully landscaped yard.
ReplyDeleteSo many different kinds. I love your new Pink Charm. Pink is a fun color to see on daffodils but they are all so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful Daffs Betsy.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love them all! We had beautiful weather!
ReplyDeleteDaffodils ar among my favorite flowers and you have so mnay beautiful varieties growing in your garden, Betsy! I like Pink Charm and the ruffled Replete. George took wonderful close ups!
ReplyDelete♥ Pat
I thought you had them all, Betsy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the bouquet of Daffodils.Each one is spectacular.I needed that 'sunshine' today,our skies are grey and we are having some drizzle.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
the first photo is Colossal
ReplyDeletethe second is charming
the rest are.....
get my drift? I could not spell or pronouce the rest of them ha ha. Love all your daffy dills....
Looks like spring on the plateau is pretty.
ReplyDeleteI definately have to get me some white daffodils. I only have yellow ones, but the white with the orange or yellow middle are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous daffodils!! Great photography, too.
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous, Betsy! It would be hard to pick a favorite. They are always a sure sign of spring for me.
ReplyDeleteWiping the slobber off my chin!!!
ReplyDeleteEach one more beautiful!!!
Ours are over and done with :(
TOO fast!
What a joyful place with all the beautiful daffodils. Accent is my favorite but they're all so pretty. Diane
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the happy faces of Daffodils and you have so many different kinds. Georges macro shots look gorgeous, Betsy.
ReplyDeleteWow! Love each one of the daffodils! I love macro!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have them all. I never knew there were so many different ones. These are simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!
ReplyDeleteGeorge did a great job. Thx George.
Don't you wish you could freeze them to make them last a little longer. I am still in Zona & loving it! :D
And here I thought there was only a yellow and white one. I have never had any growing in my yard always seen them growing wild on the side of the roads here.Your are very pretty and I beleive the first flower to show they're blooms in spring.This year I am going to plant some.God Bless Trish
ReplyDeleteYes I really have to get some planted!! Great piccies George.
ReplyDeleteI never knew there was that many varieties. You really have a great assortment of them. All are so very pretty. You and George do everything well.
ReplyDeleteWow! Now I want a macro lens.
ReplyDeleteI can't pick a favorite. I want them all. I like the way that you put the name by each bloom. Much easier to make the connection.
ReplyDeleteHad a wonderful weekend. Spent a day with GGS's.
They are all gorgeous...too hard to pick a favorite, Betsy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....all of them...but I vote for Pink Charm and Accent!
ReplyDeleteWow ~ I did not realize there were so many different kinds of Daffodils! How lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my dearest Betsy...would you be a sweetie and send some spring my way please. I am afraid it shall never get here to me!!! :(
xo Catherine
All so gorgeous! I like the Replete one! Lucky you to be surrounded by all this beauty.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are so pretty,they seem to be so cheerful,probably because they are the first color after winter. I surely hope our winter weather is behind us but I'm still nervous!!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day. Marilyn
Have not seen dafodills for a long long time now,,,,,
ReplyDeletehey dropping by and saying hi and you have a great week ahead and god bless
Oh Betsy...I don't blame you for wanting to have them all!!! My favorite on this page has to be the Pink Charm!
ReplyDeleteEveryone is so very beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBetsy, they are all so beautiful! I could not pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteI love Florida but I do miss spring and all it's beauty especially the flowers. Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, I didn't know there were so many varieties of daffodils. Replete is definitely my favorite just because it is so unusual but I also love Mount Hood. It is as white as the top of the big Mount Hood.
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