Don’t you just love wild poppies?
#SquareTops Say it with poppies! Where’s the link here? Maybe I’ll have to go for top drawer. I’m struggling this morning, but I could get lyrical about poppies. Meanwhile, Debbie says it with bluebells. Happy Six Word Saturday!
Maybe “top of the pops” 🤔 love them Jo. Of course poppies will be everywhere here on Saturday as it is Anzac Day with poppies as the emblem. No Dawn parades and bbq”s this year. But everyone is being encouraged to stand in their drives at Dawn to remember all our brave souls, and sing the national anthem. I think a lot of people will be doing that.
Next Saturday, Pauline? I never remember when it is until the posts all go up so thank you for the reminder. 🙂 🙂
Yes 25th falls on Saturday this year
I love poppies, Jo. We have the wild orange California poppies everywhere. But I do have some of these Icelandic poppies in a planter on my backyard deck growing like crazy!
There’s just something so gay about them, isn’t there? Always make me smile 🙂 🙂
Beautiful! I’m so looking forward to seeing them in Switzerland!! Good thing about lockdown is that this year I won’t miss them!! 🙂
There’s always a bright side 😍💕
These are lovely Jo. Perfect for a cheering a grey Auckland day
Oh, that grey…. it does get you down! We’ve had an unusually grey week and I could feel my spirits start to sag. In the blink of an eye, happiness is restored 🙂 🙂
I don’t mind grey days; it’s like I’m being given permission to stay home and do projects here. But after a while I do long for some sunshine. I definitely prefer NZ weather to England’s in that regard,
Those brightened my day a great deal Jo. We had some snowflakes dropping this morning. The poppies there would shiver at the thought.
They would, Sue, and me along with them. 🙂 🙂 Thanks for the gentle reminder- I need to pop along and read your COVID post this week.
I do love poppies and seeing fields of them in France and England was a real treat. Lovely photos, Jo.
Thanks, darlin 🙂 🙂 They’re such an emblematic plant.
I don’t see these often in Tennessee, so thanks for sharing. That red color — fabulous!
They’re popping up everywhere, here, and I love them 🙂 🙂
Beautiful and cheery, Jo. Here in New England Mr. Winter still rules. It was snowing this morning!
Oh, my good God, Liesbet! Belgium must have been better 😦
Yes! It’s nice there right now. I actually just said to Mark today, as we walked our dog, that I’d never thought I’d say that the weather in Belgium at this moment is better than where I am. A rare case. 🙂
What’s not to like Jo 💕 lovely Portugal Poppies .. looking forward to maybe seeing swathes of them blowing in the breeze … preferably somewhere in A Cornish landscape… well one can dream …
My 1st little poppy appeared yesterday .. a lovely sight but. now rather er bedraggled from the drizzly rain ! Loved these of yours x
Our prolific daisies and poppies are a result of all the rain, Poppy. Not a bad result! 🙂 🙂 Oooh, I just realised- your namesake!
I love a good poppy or 10!
Or even 15 🙂 🙂 20? What the hell….
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they’re gorgeous! 🙂
I love them too, hon 🙂 🙂
I do, and those are gorgeous!
There are heaps of them this year, Anabel 🙂 🙂
Guess I shall miss the poppy fields this year unless things change by June, but I have last year’s memories to keep me happy. And I love those daisies keeping your poppies company. I wonder if Becky knows the name?
There are hordes of Chrysanthemum Coronarium this year, Jude. Must be all the rain… which I wasn’t going to mention. Glorious today so I’ve just arrived at the blog. Supper’s in the slow cooker. 🙂 🙂
Ah, yes the name rings a bell. They are lovely. I might risk a walk to George on Monday, park at ASDA and wander up. Daily exercise and all that plus essential shopping for whisky and Baileys…
Baileys! You ought to be ashamed. I don’t have any 😦 😦
Adore them. Thanks for the preview. Two weeks in the future for us?
Possibly? They’re everywhere here at the minute. 🙂 🙂