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When daffodils abound…

Posted On March 1, 2023

Can spring be far behind? As a new season approaches, some signs of winter hang on. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net.

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Crocus and Ice Follies daffodils, sent by Cheryl Battle of Bavon.

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Bob Waldrop got a photo of “Who’s coming to dinner?” featuring a bald eagle and a buzzard.
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Linda Tjossem photographed daffodils planted by the Gloucester Daffodil Club at the entrance of the Gloucester Animal Control Shelter, in full bloom. The bulbs were donated to memorialize a wonderful dog named Luvie, who was rescued from the facility by a local resident.
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Daffodils and Lenten Rose blooming in Linda Dalgety’s yard in Port Haywood.

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This Poinsettia has been beautiful since November in Ginger Rowe’s home in Gloucester.
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Donna Frantz of Susan sends a photo of wild daffodils picked from the forest near her house.
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Camella japonicas, white and Rose Hill red, from Lewis Hubbard of Cardinal.

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Early Hibiscus daffodil and late Thanksgiving cactus, sent by Martha Thompson Hudgins of Gloucester.

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Julie Shields of Hayes photographed early daffodils in her yard at Hayes.
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Sweet Gypsy Queen hyacinth from Louise Witherspoon of Port Haywood.
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Signs of early spring submitted by Judy Sterling of Naxera, including saucer magnolia and daffodils.

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