First Day of Spring Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By youngoldfella on 01-Sep-20. Waypoint GA17733

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September 2020, the Covid year. Today is the first day of spring 2020.

This year has been a year of COVID 19.  We are not out of the woods yet and according to the experts we will have to live with a new normal. 

To celebrate this day I have published a very easy locationless for you. 

To make a claim all you have to do is post a photo of flowering plants and they must be in your own yard or can be on your footpath or over the fence.  Please say in your log where the photo was taken. i.e. back yard, footpath neighbours yard.   Apologies to those who do not have a yard.  It can be a windw box or an inside flowering plant. The photo must be taken on your property. I am looking for something you have propogated, grown.  I will stretch to the neighbours yard if you do not any any flowering plants. 

CO Ordinates not required.  I do not want Public Gardens or Botanical Gardens or Council Owned gardens. The Flowers must be in bloom.  No artificial Blooms. 

Photo must be attached to your log. 

CODE WORD IS SPRING

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27-Apr-22
youngoldfella
Time to go so I can meet the changes that are about to be implemented as most do not meet the guidelines in wiki. Clan Minotaur
 
18-Nov-21
icybeetas
I had to rely on my next door neighbour for this one. This was growing near our fence. Very Happy
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
12-Jun-21
rubymoon05
was so happy to see this flower, I had almost given up hope
TFTLC
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
30-Sep-20
corunnaroad
Not sure what this beautiful creeper is called. Only flowers once a year and doesnt last long but it brings a smile to the face when it is putting on a show.
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
25-Sep-20
misschief18
I am not a gardener but I do love to admire beautiful gardens. This jasmine is growing our garden-smells divine!!
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
22-Sep-20
Geotaus
I hope that with winter Covid19 remains and the new spring allows us freedom of movement.
Thanks for the fun
 
14-Sep-20
JohnoMawbs
I was wandering in my backyard today and discovered, up against the fence line there were many white flowers reaching for the sun. TFTLC Very Happy
 
06-Sep-20
Everlasting
today went to bush-land for caches - wow so beautiful colourful flowers there so see attach:-

Spring wild flowers
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Thanks Youngoldfella WhistleWhistle
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
06-Sep-20
Sol de lune
Now that we live in an apartment, our garden is no more. When we moved in five years ago we potted up a few Cordylines of various colours and these have grown over the years. We also have a few small potted plants that don't grow much, so are excellent for inside. None of these 'bloom' as such so I hope they are ok for this cache. We do have a few hedges within our complex's gardens, however these are not bloomers either....

Thanks for another one YOF...
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
05-Sep-20
The_Tritonz
These are my freesias that grow wild where ever they please, but it does become the garden early spring every year.
Thanks for the spring cache.
 
03-Sep-20
OldSaint
Hi young'n
These Rhododendrons have been growing in our yard at Huonville for years
Spring has sprung here - our daffodils and eggs and bacon have been out for "months" too
Plenty of blooms here this Spring
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
03-Sep-20
2y'stassies
Thanks youngoldfella for the cache. A collage of some photos of flowers from our garden is included in the Gallery.

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02-Sep-20
Bushfire
These Iris are not very old but they have started to flower and make great flowers for inside. The plum tree is just starting to flower as well. My backyard is just too large as the block is just a tad under 1200 sq m so lots of weeding to keep it tidy.
This image somehow came through after my deleting problems started so I can at least log this guy.
Thanks for your kind offer earlier but I will keep trying. ClappingClappingWhistleClan Phoenix
 
02-Sep-20
crank1
This is Peach tree at my backyard, start to have spring.
Cant wait to have it.
Thanks Youngoldfella Very HappyVery Happy
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
02-Sep-20
suscoe
Thanks to the YoungOldFella for this opportunity to share a picture of some of the flowers on one of the branches on our apricot tree.This tree has been growing in our back yard for 5 years and the apricots are quite delicious in mid summer. We have also added a picture of some of our daffodils, they have done well this year too.
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
youngoldfella
Thank you for following this one. Clan Minotaur
 
01-Sep-20
Alchey
Spring has sprung in my front yard.
Thanks for the photo oppurtunity YounOldFella

Very Happy #150

 
01-Sep-20
ChrisWhite62
I went out in my garden and was surprised at how many flowers I had in the garden. I love spring bulbs but have trouble with wildlife also liking my bulbs. TFTC and getting me out in the garden on the first day of Spring
 
01-Sep-20
cathlud
These daffodils are part of the current display between our house and our driveway. We plant daffodils for winter and sunflowers for summer.
Currently they are giving us an extra smile in this difficult time.

Thank you YOF
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
muff1
These are bulbs that live in our front yard. They survive year after year and we rarely see them flower as we are always in the warm areas.
 
01-Sep-20
feathertop
At the moment wattle dominates our garden. I live in an estate on a golf course. We are allowed only native plantings.
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
beetles2
This is the first time in 10 years that we have been home for the first day of spring.
It is freezing cold here in Tassie today.
My photo is of one of the many garden beds in our front yard.
First time we have seen the daffodils in flower for a long time. Usually our daughter sends us a photo of them.
Also in this flower bed are some grasses and some violets and something else which I planted recently but don't know the name of.
The vegie garden is my thing, the flower beds just get filled up with anything I can get my hands on just to try and choke out the oxalis and twitch.
I read recently an article on how to get rid of oxalis - MOVE!!!
Thanks.
 
01-Sep-20
kangas11
First day of a spring season. My garden grow some Camellias and will create a garden box for vegetables to grow.
Thanks YOUNGOLDFELLA Very Happy
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
pood
A wonderful time of year, beautiful wildflowers are out in abundance in WA.
Here are some wildflowers to share with everyone Smile
Let’s hope there will be a light at the end of this tunnel Smile
Thank you for your Locationless Cache YOF
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
6Hinemoa2
Out in the front yard. Pity it is so dry because the pond is usually full and the little red Clapping flowers are a little stunted now.
Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
themd
S37° 54.366' E144° 40.686'
Yep certainly has sprung.

These are in a pot out the front of my pad.

Have lasted thru winter I'm surprised.

They are starting to come back to life too.

TFTL Very Happy

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Rated: for Overall Experience
 
01-Sep-20
2Wagtails
Our grapefruit tree is flowering at the moment (and also loaded with fruit). We grew this tree from a seed about 30 years ago and it still bears prolifically. We love the gentle scent of the blossoms in Spring.

Thanks youngoldfella.



 
01-Sep-20
Cybergran V
This particular zygocactus was grown by me from a single leaf and is currently blooming in our garden near the spa so I can enjoy it every morning.
Thanks for the cache youngoldfella and happy first day of Spring to you too.
 
01-Sep-20
youngoldfella
Published Clan Minotaur