After I made my other post about my daffodils bulbs peeking out, I went out the front door and the wild Daffodils are blooming. Several years ago the hwy near me was widened and an old Farmhouse that had been empty for about 20 years was torn down to make room for the wider Hwy. There were 1000's and 1000's of these daffodils. Artist would set up there easels and paint the Farm House and the Daffodils. On the day I went to dig up some of the bulbs there was a line of cars already there, digging. All of us who live in this area would stop and pick them every year. They are so special to me. The Beekeeper in our area moved his bees under the 2 pecan trees that missed the road construction. The rest of the land is still farmed. Connie
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Heather
Wapakoneta
Ohio
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Posted - Feb 08 2025 : 5:54:36 PM
What a special story! That's awesome that your community dug up and saved the flowers!!!!
~Heather “I would rather be on my farm than be emperor of the world.” — George Washington
Very beautiful and a lovely story to go with the flowers.
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Michele
YellowRose
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Sara
Paris
TX
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Posted - Feb 09 2025 : 06:01:28 AM
Beautiful daffodils and I love to hear stories about recuing plants from old homesteads. Throughout the years I have done a little bit of homestead recuing.
Sara
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Debbie L.
Oregon
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Posted - Feb 09 2025 : 08:39:45 AM
Oh I love them Connie and such a heartwarming story, thank you so much for sharing.
Big Hugs, Debbie #1582 Blessed in Oregon With Colorado on My Mind Farmgirl of the Month September 2012, February 2018, September 2022 “My altars are My Mountains and the Ocean.” Lord Byron”