Thanks Glenda very pretty. It must be spring or close enough to get excited about it. I should take notes now about where to plant bulbs next fall. Crocus in a flower bed get dug up but I have some on the side of my untended long drive way in the gravel in poor soil that make my walk to the mail box pleasant. I have some bulbs blooming under other plants, but some shade is too much and they don't do well. I have established that spring bulbs can be planted under crepe myrtle because they get their leaves late. I have a bed taken over by four o clocks ( wonder if the cold got the roots this year) I think maybe bulbs can be planted there because it takes a while for the four o clocks to get big. There are a few hyacinths there and I'll have to see this year if they are doing well or declining. In late summer that bed is all big tall four o clocks.

My daffs were all droopy this morning too as they tried to conserve heat but they will be fine when the sun warms
them up a bit. There are hundreds getting ready to bloom in the woods, just the early ones so far but I did see a few white ones open yesterday.

I saw some droopy ones in the neighborhood but thought the rain did it.

I hope everyone's all pop back up. I love them!