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Guess what?!? First flower of 2020 is here!!! 🎉 Say hello to little crocus numero uno, which bloomed today, February 16th, 2020 as a harbinger of spring. Get prepared, flower pictures are going to blow up this feed soon...#ilovespring #firstflower #crocus
Everyone is snuggled up in their new pots. 😊
Some New Year blooms to ring in 2020! #thimblecactus
My new plant friends made it safely home from Orlando 😊💕 Now to find some interesting pots to put them in.
I dig this corner of my house 💕
These amaryllis are helping hold me over until spring while the yard is covered in snow. I may have also ordered a number of flower seeds (also to hold me over) 🙃
Picked my lemons today and made some pancakes with them 😋

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