I planted some ranunculi and Anemone St Caen bulbs early October last year and here are my first 3 little blooms! Very cheerful ... I picked them and brought them in because we're having a few days of rain, plus I get to enjoy them 
Now they can spread their beauty to all of you!
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We need all the cheer we can find these days. Thanks for sharing.
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