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Rain, rain, go away! It seems like it has rained for weeks. I did get outside and take a few pictures of some forsythia that were blooming when it wasn’t raining. The forsythia blooms remind me that Spring is not too far away!
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I would love see some beautiful yellow forsythia over all the snow we have on the ground. Thanks for hosting each week. hugs ~lynne ~
ReplyDeleteI love forsythia. Great photos. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
I have a photo of my front flower border in the Flea Market Gardens magazine Reader's section!
ReplyDeleteI love forsythia, but never see any in So CA. When "I go home to Virginia in the Spring it's all over there.
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing back some great memories.
Mary
They look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour forsythia does you credit. Excellent.
ReplyDeleteWe've hardly had any rain for months now. There ain't no justice uh.
Have a good week.
Your forsythia is blooming so beautifully! We ahve lots of snow on the ground but that's good -- hopefully the west wo't have the same drought as last year.
ReplyDeleteThe forsythia is gorgeous. I don't have any growing in our garden, but this reminds me that I should plant some. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI do not have forsythia growing in our garden but have admired it each Spring. Their yellow blossoms make my heart sing. I really like your post this week. Thanks for being the hostess.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
I haven't had a forsythia plant in years but this is just beautiful! In our area the flowering plum trees tell us first that spring is near!
ReplyDeleteAww! Lovely pictures I love forsythia.
ReplyDeletexoxo, ieczora (◔‿◔) | My photoblog
Hi Susan,
ReplyDeleteYour forsythia bush is beautiful! I can't wait for my crocus bulbs to start sprouting up. I really need a sign that spring is on the way :-)
Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the party!
ReplyDeleteHI SUSAN, YOUR FORSYTHIA IS BEAUTIFUL. OURS HASN'T EVEN STARTED TO BLOOM. SIGH. COME ON SPRING.
ReplyDeleteJeanne xo
Beautiful forsythia. Mine has just started to bloom.
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of forsythia at our last home. I always loved when they bloomed.
ReplyDeletewe have this golden plant too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I wish the forsythia would last longer. It always seems to be blooming when the weather is too bad to get out to see it. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI'm certainly enjoying your hints of spring to come! I noticed yesterday that my pussywillows are budding, but it is still snowing...so I'm not sure that is a good thing!
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