January Blue
Blue!
Arianell and Eugenia saw some blue outside…
Raincoats on
…and decided to go and inspect it.
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Grape Hyacinth
The very first flowers in our flower pot garden!
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Blue
So tiny and blue!
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Growing
It is chilly and wet here in winter…
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Green
…but things are growing!
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Croak
And hopping about!
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Quimper Hittys 
How great to see these greening plants and so lovely blue grape hyacinths (? I assume). We are covered in what feels like feet of snow, some ice and winds. Your posting brings hope for Spring…months away here.
Yes, the little flowers are Grape Hyacinths. I always think of them as Hitty-like, being so little and pretty, and we are always glad to see them!
It’s a welcomed feast for my eyes to see budding flowers…We’ve been in a deep freeze here in the Eastern U.S. These posts of Spring in the making is pure joy.
I know about the dreadful cold, my friends in Eastern Canada are suffering too… the Hittys are trying to be encouraging and hopeful with their flowers…
How lovely to have some blue in the garden at this time of year. Your Hittys always delight me. They have the most wonderful expressive faces and I think are my most favourite Hittys of all. I need to set aside some time tomorrow to catch up with all your posts!
Thank you very much…My Hittys have certainly got the humans in this family wrapped around their little fingers! It has been a busy time, and my Hittys are always getting up to something or other!
Wow, something growing in your garden! The Country HIttys are looking at your flowers with great wistfullness….winter is still hard upon us in Missouri!
Winter has its own territory and schedule, I think. January here it is often dark and wet, so every time there is a little glow of light outdoors we rush out to play in it! Things are green here all year around, but we love it when we see little flowers coming!
Your pictures give us hope of warmer weather as our person knits blankets for our beds.