Pink Spring Flowers
Early Pink Violets.
The clones don’t get out much, but a couple of days ago we enjoyed a balmy Sunday afternoon…Carya and Fern didn’t even need their wraps when they went exploring for spring flowers.
Pale Mauve Crocus.
This is not the kind of crocus that saffron comes from.
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A Lovely Cyclamen
Fern wandered off after lunch, and found a patch of cyclamen in the rock garden. Luckily the girls had their day of balmy weather – today we have 61 km/hour winds and it is only 2 degrees outside, not a good day for flower-hunting!
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Quimper Hittys 
Beautiful photos! Really enjoy this blog!
Thanks very much on both accounts! The winter has felt long and dreary here, so these flowers are very encouraging!
Those small people are so good at finding spring flowers when it’s still winter! I’m so glad to see them on scale among a forest of flowers … lucky weather too!
Luckily the Quimper Hittys tagged along while I visited this beautiful garden – it is a forest of flowers to them too, you are right!
So pretty!! We’re still on the hunt for spring flowers here…haven’t found any yet!!!
We’re back to grey storms today! It was lucky we got out when we did, Fern and Carya would blow away on a day like today, their little dresses acting like kites, or tumbleweeds!
What a lovely day. I’m glad the clones got to enjoy the weather before those bitter winds blew in.
It was lovely, and they were glad to get out of the Hitty cupboard. They are back in their blankets again now, and Carya is begging me to find some teeny socks for her poor bare toes.
Oh no! Those poor cold, wooden toes.
more colorful adventures for the Hittys of Quimper Street…so lovely, so encouraging that spring is arriving in some places….does cyclamen grow well there outside?
Yes it grows outside here, just the little ones, white and pink!
how very wonderful! It’s so interesting that those of us south of you cannot have the same beauties at our doorsteps…too harsh of weather here.