We wondered if the flower would survive its blanket of snow… Our hearty snowdrops lived. Flowers are powerful symbols of resurrection. Spring brings miracles in Mother Nature.
What does spring mean to you? Leave a comment below.
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¡Olé! –Rebecca
This post is part of Cee’s Flower of the Day.
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To me spring means sitting in Savannah’s squares, reading in the evening. With incredible azaleas blooming all around me.
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Wonderful news and a lovely message, Rebecca.🌼 Springs brings new life and renewal.
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Poem already submitted. Our spring is very short, just a few weeks so I enjoy the flowers and good weather
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Enjoy the fragrances and weather. Have a blessed Ramadan!
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Thanks a lot my friend
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We have had snowdrops since late January. They’ve been and gone. Now it’s hellebores, crocuses and daffodils.
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Oh, goodness. Hard not to be envious, January! Our crocus may arrive by the end of the month.
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Spring means I’ll soon be warm again. I have a low body temperature that leaves me shivering in anything lower than 76 degrees.
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I am glad it survived
It symbolizes hope and willpower 🌱
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Spring means allergy to me, which I absolutely hate 🤧. Now I’m good.
Other than that, spring means “hope”
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Thanks, Devang. Glad your spring allergies are over. I still have mine to look forward to! 😉 Yes, flowers are a great symbol of hope.
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Hurray!! I saw the green stems poking up through the snow in my neighbors yard today, a little worse for wear. (If I knew those neighbors, I would suggest they put a covering of leaves around them before the next two cold days hit.)
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Green stems; a sign we like!
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I suppose spring means patience and adaptability for me … and restrained expectations.
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Hm, good characteristics for a zen life. 🙂
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In Wisconsin, it’s about Survival!! In New Jersey and Maryland, it’s a long, glorious flowering.
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Yes, in March it’s survival in Wisconsin. By May it’s all abloom. 🙂
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Adding my voice to the readers who are just glad they survived another year. I remain very afraid of Covid and started feeling my age only last year when it finally hit me that Covid was here to stay.
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Yes, the big C has taken the wind out of a lot of our sails! Causes a lot of additional stress.
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