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I love jonquils for the way the naturalise so nicely and flower so early in the season cheering up winter days and old sheds.

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  1. They are just a lovely little surprise, aren't they?

    This shed is rather "fancy" with the flashing stuff on the corner - very nice touch.

    (PS. I totally missed your comment about cooking the flourless choc pear cake! I'm so glad you tried it too! It's easy to make, isn't it - lots of bang for your buck - and very delicious - Vince is bugging me to make another one.)

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  2. I'm a jonquil lover and especially the waft of perfume across a field and the way they grow in little clumps/clusters. Always pretty and delicate!

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  3. The certainly cheer up a corner in winter!

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