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plummet onto the field
blossoming poppies
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Here is my link for a poppy poem I wrote today. 🙂
http://mumbletymuse.com/2016/03/22/patient-poppy/
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I’ve just clicked it .. I’m wondering what your poppy poem is about! 🙂
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its about a newly emerging poppy plant waiting to emerge after winter, trying not to pop up too soon. The photo is of the original plant a few years ago. My little leaves are only up three or four inches…this is northern Ohio, and mid-March is jumping the gun by a couple of months. 🙂
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It’s been such an extraordinary year … I’m not surprised that March is jumping the gun! I really enjoyed your poem and the photo! I do so love it when the poppies bloom!
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the one in the picture was actually an ancestor of the those getting ready now. 🙂 It’s early, I think the poppies bloom in May.
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Yes, I think I did read that somewhere. Here the poppies start blooming in late April, but I believe our climate it a tad warmer than in Ohio … or maybe the warmth arrives a little earlier.
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where are you?
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Northern Italy in Trentino on the Austrian border.
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