Its definitely a 'Primrose Year'.
I haven't seen such and abundance of wild primroses before in the areas that I regularly walk, as I have this year. This includes open areas, alongside tracks, on banks and even deep in woodland areas. There must have been some weather pattern that is suitable for such prolific growing.
HI Roy Yes I agree, when I wason the I.O.W. I had never seen as many before in my life. They were everywhere adn you shots are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret.
DeleteThe same is certainly true of lesser celandine as well, I've not seen so much in a long old time. Carpets of it at places like Farndon church, even in my folk's garden!
ReplyDeleteI think all of the Spring flowers have done well Simon.
DeleteI love how primroses make their own bouquets scattered along the tracks and in the forest.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved Primroses Wilma, certainly reminds me of my childhood in Somerset.
DeleteBeautiful primroses Roy, they are certainly prolific down your way this year :-) I wonder if the dry winter & spring has had anything to do with the numbers, as well as the lack of any sharp spring frosts this year?
ReplyDeleteThanks David, yes I think you're probably right about the lack of severe frosts.
DeleteBonjour Roy
ReplyDeleteImpressionnant tous ces beaux bouquets dans ce chemin forestier. De quoi faire de jolies photos :)
Bisous
Merci Nathalie.
DeleteThat's a lot of Primroses!
ReplyDeleteCouldn't count them FG.{:))
DeleteHello, beautiful pictures on your blog :)
ReplyDeleteHi Anthony, thanks.
DeleteI agree, they seem to be in beautiful condition and everywhere this spring.
ReplyDeleteI have certainly never seen so many in the area I live now Suzie.
DeleteThat last shot is amazing. Primroses have always been my favourite flower, and my, do they look good this year:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sweff. There are several similar locations like that in the same woodland.
DeleteLovely photos of the primroses!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gunilla.
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