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Spring is unwrapping step by step
By Katarina
- 3 Feb, 2012
- 11 likes
Red hyacinth.
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:) Thank you. I hoped it would be deeper :)
3 Feb, 2012
I can smell that wonderful perfume from here!
How are you keeping, Katarina? Is there very deep snow where you are? Stay warm!
4 Feb, 2012
Good morning, Gattina :)
It is minus 24 Celsius now. Our new heating system is not able to cope with Russian winter, so we had to make fire in old fatherĀ“s fireplace and that is perfect invention? Unfortunately, the warm lasts only till the wood is in. During the nigh I sleep wrapped in two blankets and wool fleece :)
4 Feb, 2012
BBBrrrrrrr! Take care of yourself and that lovely flower!
4 Feb, 2012
You too :). Good news is it will last just till the middle of next week, then warming and a little bit snow. For nature and future crops it is always better to have a lot of snow and then frost, then dry frost.
4 Feb, 2012
It's snowing harder than ever here, and hasn't really stopped for the last 6 days. They aren't big, fat flakes, just small, gritty ones, but they aren't getting a chance to melt. I am getting a bit concerned about the weight of snow and ice on the powerlines.
4 Feb, 2012
Just stay warm the pair of you.
4 Feb, 2012
We're doing our best, Pim!
4 Feb, 2012
I'm shivering at the thought of it , we have been warned that we may have snow this evening ... years ago we sold our house and then rented an old cottage for one year while we had a new house built ,it was a very bad winter we were cut off from the world for 3 days with no heating only a fire we use to fight to see who could sit nearest to it , we slept in fleecy track suits under a pile of duvets . it must be much worse for you girls having it for weeks on end ........
4 Feb, 2012
Well, speaking for myself, I have enough natural lagging in the form of cellulite to keep me from succumbing to hypothermia, but my toes, nose, fingers and sinuses have minds of their own.
4 Feb, 2012
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Hyacinthus Orientalis 'Woodstock' (Hyacinth Bulbs)
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Hyacinthus Orientalis 'Pink Pearl' ('Prepared' Hyacinth Bulbs)
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Hyacinthus Orientalis 'Delft Blue' (Garden Hyacinth Bulbs)
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Lovely deep colour Katarina.
3 Feb, 2012