The Community Orchard now has a daffodil boundary on the common land outside the village. In the summer a wildflower border brings the fruit trees to life.
I always think it’s a simple but inspired bit of planting.
Today it’s sunny. Yesterday it was 19 degrees and the views of the hills from my counselling room in Abergele were sublime. I found myself gazing out at the sky between clients , enjoying the view like I do when I people watch on holiday.
The daffodils on the field wall are almost going over, but I cut a few with some untidy stems of eucalyptus to brighten up the kitchen.
I never tire of the view from my living room, and my garden hens look warmed and russet in the spring sunshine
The church view is sublime too, and the cats shadow me as I water the planters and check the honeysuckle for new growth.
I don’t want to be anywhere else today
I wouldn’t want to be either, beauty all around especially the daffodils, like gold on a stem, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sublime post today and your satisfaction and pleasure in your surroundings are apparent! Eye candy is all around you. How sweet early spring is.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Beautiful x
ReplyDeleteSpring flowers, warm sunshine and home. Why would anyone want to be anywhere else? xx
ReplyDeleteI'll look out for the daffodils as I pass through later today!
ReplyDeleteDaffs - 'happy' flowers.
ReplyDeleteMy daffodil buds were covered with snow over the weekend but the weather has warmed up and they should bloom soon, I hope!
ReplyDeleteCareful......Daffodils will quickly kill whatever is in the vase with them... Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteI am waiting for second spring. Still looking out at snow. It is above freezing now so maybe the snow will melt again today. You sound so happy and contented today. Good for you. Gigi
ReplyDeleteLove the pics!!!
ReplyDeleteWe're also kinda chilly but this weekend we're having nicer weather.
Now I want daffodils.
XOXO
Oh, daffodils are the prettiest!
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