Gorgeous white, with a hint of yellow and a sprinkle of shimmer!!
They have a fragrance that fills the room.
On November 25th, they looked like this!!
This...
with just the right amount of this...
turns in to this!!
It's so wonderful to have flowers in the house this time of year.
They remind me of baby daffodils!!
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Love paperwhites! Especially at Christmas. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteKathy
They are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, I can't believe how beautiful they are. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteTFS.
Everyone says it is so easy to do it yourself, but I never get around to it... Something about planning, I think...
ReplyDeleteI love the giant awakening from his tomb, and that butterfly bench is the best thing I have ever seen!
Simply stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love daffodils! They're so lovely in pure white. You have captured their beauty in detail.
ReplyDeletereally beautiful! and fast growing!
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful white flowers - very summary looking with the splash of yellow.
ReplyDeletePrecious... Bright.... Hopeful... Lovely...
ReplyDelete"It is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring."
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Gorgeous white flower, really beautiful....
ReplyDeleteGreetings Karin
Oh Debbie, these are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI did the same, right about the same time you did, but...they are sad looking to say the least. I think they may not have gotten enough light.
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lisa.
They are beautiful! Terrific photos, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, I can almost smell their lovely scent! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNothing like the smell of flowers in side. I can be blue and if I bring fresh flowers in the house, the blues all go away. I love your shots.
ReplyDeleteOh, they are so pretty Debbie. I love flowers in the house at winter.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I have grown them once and now I wonder why I have not done so again.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, if I tried that well...you wouldn't want to see the results. Glad you are better at it than me!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking they looked like narcissus family. SO pretty! Might be a project for me next fall...if my other projects go well this year! :)
ReplyDeleteHow cool to have flowers blooming in your house in January! What a great little setup. I've forced bulbs before but this looks much more clever. Nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I THINK I can smell them from here!
ReplyDeleteso lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow! They have grown and blossomed so quickly. You have caught then beautifully in the light.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie_glad you received my Candle Lighter Award so I could find you. At one point I lived near Cherry Hill, NJ and have many happy memories of spending time on LBI in the town of Ship Bottom. so gorgeous! http://believeanyway.wordpress.com/the-candle-lighter-award/
ReplyDeleteHave a great day---Kate
With a little love those turned into beautiful flowers. Hope you enjoy them :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Can't wait for Springtime now! I meant to do an amaryllis but I forgot to buy the bulb...
ReplyDeleteDebbie, I love you paperwhites. I tried this last year and they did not do well. Yours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! By the way, love the name of your blog!
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