From Union Ridge to Sinking Creek Road, spring daffodils or buttercups, whichever you prefer to call them, are giving Bedford County a hint that the weather has ignited spring lovelies.
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From Union Ridge to Sinking Creek Road, spring daffodils or buttercups, whichever you prefer to call them, are giving Bedford County a hint that the weather has ignited spring lovelies.
T-G staff writer Zoe Haggard was out doing a story in Union Ridge last week and caught a glimpse of all these daffodils in one spot. She said she believes it’s the most she’s ever seen in one area.
Several Facebook followers submitted pictures of their yellow beauties this week. Beverly Gould said her daffodils are blooming in her yard. Dianne Clanton said she’s had them for 2 weeks and now they’re starting to wilt.
Linda Faye Boyce and Linn Ann Guss sent us photos of spring arrangements. Folks on Bugscuffle Road have the perfect spot for their buttercups.
Patty Delffs sent us a photo of DP and ShaSha, their goats, smelling their buttercups. This might be good indication the yellow beauties are already smelling wonderful.
Gene Williams of Shelbyville shared that his buttercups popped up in the middle of the January snow. The “Old Red Barn” on Sinking Creek Road was the perfect backdrop for this set of bright, yellow arrivals.
Enjoy these photos below as a grand start to spring 2022.
