We do live quite far north, and the daffodils just started blooming about 2 weeks ago. These are part of a reclaimed spot in town near the waterfront that the Petoskey Garden Club renovated a few years ago. It was just a wasteland of rocks and dirt when they brought in good soil, then planted grass and 5,000 daffodils. Drivers on the main highway that goes through Petoskey along the waterfront now have something lovely to look at--daffodils on one side, the beautiful Little Traverse Bay on the other.
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Hey Christina, congratulations on your new blog. I hope you will enjoy posting daily about Petoskey as much as I enjoy posting about Paris ;)
Hello Christie, let me echo Eric's congratulations. You no doubt no my beautiful husband, Monsieur Benaut from PDP. He encouraged me to start my own blog recently too. I've been posting for about a month now although as a private blogger, not part of the daily photo network. Still, I do visit many of the daily photo blogs too and I've seen your photo on many of them.
So, good luck. Petoskey looks lovely and those are the best daffodils I've ever seen.
Christie this photo is beautiful. My favourite flowers are tulips and daffodils, and your photo makes me wish to go out and collect a bunch.
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What a terrific project! I love the idea of restoring (or building) areas to their potential. Once the daffies are completely naturalized, it'll look even more spectacular.
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