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14. Beautiful Dahlias

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    • Thanks Pat 😀

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19. Gorgeous color and I like how it is light and shadows, too. 🙂

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    • Thanks Barbara for commenting 😀

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21. Beautiful; just drinking in the sun 🌞 I’ve finally got to the ranunculus I found 😃

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    • I late in commenting on my blog. I have been enjoying your ranunculus 😀

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      • Thanks, Cee 😊

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24. Lovely! I am so looking forward to this years Dahlias!

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    • I will hopefully be able to get out to the fields this year again. :D

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25. What lovely Dahlias, Cee. They are gorgeous 🧡

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    • Thanks Clare 😀

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27. Oh, I love this color of Dahlias! I must find some.

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    • And, just realized my FOTD matches yours in color today.

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      • We at least thought about color the same 😀 😀

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28. Your dahlias always make me want to grow them. We probably could now that it is warmer but the ground is sodden from endless rain. It is officially the most rain during this past year in more than 200 years of recording in Massachusetts. It’s too soggy to plant anything. The farmers must be going bonkers.

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    • I always think the same. I haven’t had Dahlias for a few years.

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    • Your growing season is too short for dahlias. They normally aren’t planted until the end of May. Ours don’t come into season until early September. And they thrive until it freezes. Your first frost comes much sooner than ours. 

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30. Very nice

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    • Thanks so much for commenting 😀

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31. Gorgeous! Happy Easter, Cee!

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    • Hope you had a wonderful Easter Jo. I’m a little slow in commenting on my blog 😀

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      • No worries, darlin. I’m in England with the youngsters at present 🤗❤️

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32. awe so nice Cee! Hope your well, and Chris is too! Xx

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    • We are bothing doing great. Thanks for asking 😀

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33. They are glorious, facing the sun.

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    • Thanks Karen 😀

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