Everywhere Now ...

They're all over the place, and doing especially well in the garden just now. I know there are many varieties and I think these are probably the most common but I don't mind at all. Most of them are very old and were already planted in the garden when we moved in nearly thirty years ago. They've been supplemented with newer bulbs and moved around a bit but they never sulk and just flourish wherever we put them. There are crocus and daffodils joining them now but these have to be the cheeriest sign of winter loosening its grip.

Hope I'm not speaking too soon