I think these are really grape hyacinths, but I used to call them 'blue bells' when I was little. And you?Am in the US for several months.
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My grandmother used to make these around Thanksgiving and now so have I. Great as a tart side, in salads, or in a leftover turkey sandwic...
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These are really pretty. I don't think I have ever seen one of them for real.
You can't beat nature; those two bright colours together are magnificent!
Right on both accounts for me. And a true sign that spring has sprung and summer's on its way.
en entend presque le bruit de ces cloches ;))
I call them muscari and just love them. I've got them in blue and in white and also they grow wild on the banks here - slightly smaller when they are wild. Love them! And a lovely photo too.
Nice photo. With spring approaching I have noticed that photographers are turning their attention towards flowers.
whatever they are they are gorgeous and such a nice shot!
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