It'a April and you know what happens in April! After those nice flowers emerging in the last post, here we go again. Yes, an overnight snow storm has turned the world white again, and all those spring flowers are on hold. They'll be back soon!
And the Crocus and Hellebore have merged again from their blanket of white.
Just a few more Crocus to get your hopes up!
Looking forward to seeing even more flowers once the snow is gone for good.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry, and hope it will be the last you see of cold weather . . . come on Spring! 🌷🌷🌷
ReplyDeleteNonetheless, spring's coming.
ReplyDeleteYou are really doing well with Two Seasons in one day.
ReplyDeleteHopefully, when you look out tomorrow, it will again be Spring.
Stay Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
It looks like you have many flowers that are so ready for spring.
ReplyDeleteOh no! I wasn't expecting to see that!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing early Spring flowers are fairly able to cope with a late snow.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah sure, the weather teases us with melting snow and flowers budding, but then the weather dumps more snow and ice. Oh my, life is sometimes cranky, eh? :-) But it is always beautiful! Just like your photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteCrocuses have had a rough time of it this year.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing about spring snow is the fact it usually melts quickly!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! Snow again? Although, we gave also had April snow in the past. I hope this is your last round, abd that Spring will re-commence smoothly, and uninterrupted by Winter!
ReplyDeleteOh dear! Not snow again!
ReplyDeleteMay it clear quickly and you can enjoy the colourful Spring flowers.
All the best Jan
At least those spring snows don't last long.
ReplyDeleteYes, this Spring weather has been a bit of a roller coaster this year, and it looks like a touch of winter is headed our way this coming Sunday and Monday again. But luckily, we are exiting Old Man Winter here in mid-April and not entering it as if it were the middle of November. I especially like those photos of the snowy Crocus flowers.
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