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I haven't had time to go out and shoot new material since my return from Seattle but I did go check the daffodils on Monday. This long, long row greets you when you arrive from Paris on D 910 road. For last year's view, click here! ---------------------
Je n'ai pas eu le temps d'aller faire des photos fraîches depuis mon retour de Seattle mais je suis tout de même allée voir les jonquilles de l'avenue de Paris. Pour une vue de l'année passée, cliquez ici !
Ciel: Im glad that you are back and posting again. Im sorry I missed you in the pacific NW. Im at the Hong Kong airport and am on my way to Jamaica. I hope I have connectivity so I can follow your wonderful blog. A bunch of daffodils for you! fondly, Lee
ReplyDeleteDaffodils are such cheerful harbingers of spring. They make me smile and the fragrance is heavenly.
ReplyDeleteUn air de printemps aussi par chez vous. J'aime bien la premiere avec cette bande de jonquilles qui nous fait traverser la photo.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! I remember last year's photo and I think you've posted at least one other photo of this road from this angle, right?
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see the daffodils are out in your part of the world too. Ours are just starting.
ReplyDeleteNice angle!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheery greeting. Aren't Daffodils just the happiest flower. MB
ReplyDeleteoh you have daffodils, so lovely!I hope you had a wonderful visit to the states!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice bouquet for your readers, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteGee, arriving by the D 910 road is the way to go.
ReplyDeleteUn air de printemps Ah oui les jonquilles, je me souviens quand j'étais petit lorsqu'on allait en chercher dans les bois pour faire des gros bouquets qui ensoleillaient la maison pour maman.
ReplyDeletec'est officiel, c'est le printemps, les jonquilles de Versailles sont de sorties. sur la premiere photo, on a une impression d'un chemin infini
ReplyDeleteil y a beaucoup plus de voitures que l'année dernière l'effet grenelle de l'environnement
ReplyDeleteça, ce sont des fleurs qui évoquent vraiment le printemps!J'adore leur nom anglais, Daffodils..
ReplyDeleteI love visiting your blog and reading your posts in English and French. The daffodils are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteVersailles à des jardiniers qui manquent un peu de fantaisie...
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a beautiful site with so many lined up like that!
ReplyDeleteYou told me to email you but so far I have not discovered an email to send back to you. I will keep looking. Maybe Malyss can help me. Maybe if you posted on my main blog, since I moderate comments, there might be an addy there? Let me know what I can do to accomplish this.
Ciel, you so often start my day with a smile. This is definitely one of those days. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLa vosgienne que je suis toujours rectifie : ce sont des narcisses plutôt que des jonquilles. L'effet de masse est spectaculaire, original et pas déplaisant...
ReplyDelete(Les arbres verdoient)
A really long row! How lovely!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Do you think they replant them every year? Or they come back up?
ReplyDeleteThat would be a lot of work!
Welcome spring!
ReplyDelete@ Cergie : mais il y a un mélange, non ? Je suis d'accord pour dire que le gros plan ce sont des narcisses. Mais les toutes jaunes, ce sont bien des jonquilles ?
ReplyDelete@ Halcyon: excellent question. I have never yet seen city gardeners at work there, so maybe they just stay in place.
The most fabulous sign that spring has finally sprung, wonderful aren't they? :o)
ReplyDeleteSpring has sprung in Versailles! U R a few weeks ahead of us I think!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sight and the names of the flowers are almost identical in Italian. Replanted or not, someone takes good care of these flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou and MB are making me feel very jealous! ;-) The daffodils are delightful!
ReplyDeleteThe green with the strip of narcissuses is so pretty. Nice homage to spring.
ReplyDeleteNo matter what year, jonquils or daffadils are always a welcome sighting of spring.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny seeing the same, or nearly the same flowers on the other side of the world. Our local daffodils don't have the big ruffly centers, though. At least not the ones I've seen this year so far. I'll keep looking. They must be here somewhere. I love your shot with the spring colors!
ReplyDeleteCiel !
ReplyDeleteDes narcisses y en a de toutes sortes et même des tout jaunes !
Les jonquilles c'est rustique pour ne pas dire montagnard, donc petit et joli, il te faut regarder car si la taille de tes fleurs est uniforme, hum...
Voici une photo prise dans mon jardin l'année dernière d'authentiques jonquilles vosgiennes parfaitement intégrées à la RP.
Great! York daffodils tomorrow - if the weather is good enough!
ReplyDeletea yellow brick road for a new age :)))
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