Here in East Texas the daffodils are popping up in glorious splendor. Many people have planted the lovely flowers in bright yellows and pale pinks, but they also grow wild in fields and pastures and alongside the road.
Texas is known for the bluebonnets, which will be out in April, but I like the early gift of daffodils just as much. Some fields are yellow as far as the eye can see, and it does make one pause to enjoy.
These pictures were taken about a mile from my house. The flowers are under an oak tree that is about 300 years old.
1 comment:
How pretty! I just love discovering wild flowers.
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